Progress in sensor technology - progress in process control? Part I: Sensor property investigation and classification
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2003
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01A - Journal article
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Water Science and Technology
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47
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2
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103-112
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IWA Publishing
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To ensure correctly operating control systems, the measurement and control equipment in WWTPs must be mutually consistent. The dynamic simulation of activated sludge systems could offer a suitable tool for designing and optimising control strategies. Ideal or simplified sensor models represent a limiting factor for comparability with field applications. More realistic sensor models are therefore required. Two groups of sensor models are proposed on the basis of field and laboratory tests: one for specific sensors and another for a classification of sensor types to be used with the COST simulation benchmark environment. This should lead to a more realistic test environment and allow control engineers to define the requirements of the measuring equipment as a function of the selected control strategy.
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0273-1223
1474-3876
1474-3876
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English
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Rieger, L., Alex, J., Winkler, S., Boehler, M., Thomann, M., & Siegrist, H. (2003). Progress in sensor technology - progress in process control? Part I: Sensor property investigation and classification. Water Science and Technology, 47(2), 103–112. https://doi.org/10.2166/wst.2003.0096