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Model predictive control of an activated sludge process: A case study

Author:
M. O’  Brien, J. Mack, B. Lennox, D. Lovett, A. Wall  


Journal:
Control Engineering Practice


Issue Date:
2011


Abstract(summary):

This paper details a case study application of model predictive control for a wastewater treatment process in Lancaster, North England. The control system was implemented in real time, together with a plant monitoring system for the purposes of process supervision. Following implementation, the model predictive control system provided significant benefits compared with the previously applied control system. These benefits included a reduction of over 25%in power usage and a similar increase in plant efficiency. The system therefore represents a useful tool in helping the water industry to reach its goal of significantly reducing its carbon footprint.


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54-61


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