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Yifeng Zhou1, Juergen Hahn, M Sam Mannan
1Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center, Department of Chemical Engineering, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas 77843-3122, USA.
Abstract:
Feed forward neural networks are investigated here for fault diagnosis in chemical processes, especially batch processes. The use of the neural model prediction error as the residual for fault diagnosis of sensor and component is analyzed. To reduce the training time required for the neural process model, an input feature extraction process for the neural model is implemented. An additional radial basis function neural classifier is developed to isolate faults from the residual generated, and results are presented to demonstrate the satisfactory detection and isolation of faults using this approach.
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