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| THE MULTI-DIMENSIONAL MASS-FLOW CONTROL SYSTEM OF STEEL PLANT PROCESS |
| YIN Ruiyu (Ministry of Metallurgical Industry; Beijing 100711) |
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YIN Ruiyu (Ministry of Metallurgical Industry; Beijing 100711). THE MULTI-DIMENSIONAL MASS-FLOW CONTROL SYSTEM OF STEEL PLANT PROCESS. Acta Metall Sin, 1997, 33(1): 29-38.
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Abstract The steel plant process has been modeled as a multi-dimensional mass-flow control system in which the transformation of mass states, mass properties and flow control have been mixed. The system shows viscous characteristics of sets of rigid, flexible elements and their relationship. Its running mode appears as a stable or non-stable resonance of elastic/semi-elastic chain with para-continuous/discrete nature. Influenced by external stimulus, it will produce responses that have different types and sluggishnesses. Based on the above analysis, this paper will propose a theoretical frame of an integrated description of steel plant process. The object of metallurgical industry and the optimization of steel plant structure has also been put forward.
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Received: 18 January 1997
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