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Adaptive elevator kinematics optimization based dual response algorithm for determining proper levels in plaster
Pongchanun Luangpaiboon1, Sirirat Juttijudata2
1Thammasat University Research Unit in Industrial Statistics and Operational Research, Faculty of Engineering, Thammasat School of Engineering, Thammasat University, Pathumthani, 12120, Thailand.
A new Adaptive/Elevator Kinematics Optimization algorithm based on dual response algorithm (A/EKO-DRA) improves plaster milling parameter estimation. This method reduces variability and meets industrial targets, showing superior performance over conventional processes.
Area of Science:
- Industrial Engineering
- Process Optimization
- Materials Science
Background:
- Plaster milling processes require robust parameter estimation for consistent output.
- Variability in stucco combined water impacts final product quality.
- Conventional methods may struggle to minimize variance while meeting targets.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce and evaluate a novel hybrid algorithm, Adaptive/Elevator Kinematics Optimization algorithm based on dual response algorithm (A/EKO-DRA).
- To enhance robust parameter estimation and design in plaster milling.
- To minimize the impact of variance on stucco combined water content.
Main Methods:
- Development of the Adaptive/Elevator Kinematics Optimization algorithm based on dual response algorithm (A/EKO-DRA).
- Comparison of A/EKO-DRA performance against conventional processes.
- Validation through numerical examples and simulations.
Main Results:
- A/EKO-DRA demonstrated the lowest mean absolute errors in parameter estimation.
- The algorithm achieved a response mean of 5.927%, meeting the industrial target of 5.9%.
- Significant reduction in response variance was observed compared to other methods.
Conclusions:
- The A/EKO-DRA method offers a promising approach for optimizing plaster milling parameters.
- It effectively reduces variability and maintains desired output targets.
- This hybrid algorithm enhances robust parameter estimation for industrial applications.
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