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AUTOPILOT to increase productivity and cement quality while reducing energy consumption in cement mills.
Handle startup and cement changes and avoids plugging.
Master varying clinker grindability.
Cement mill monitoring and automatic optimization of cement quality, operational productivity and energy consumption.
Cement mill monitoring and automatic optimization of cement quality, operational productivity and energy consumption.
Discuss O_Mill →AUTOPILOT to increase productivity and cement quality while reducing energy consumption in cement mills.
Handle startup and cement changes and avoids plugging.
Master varying clinker grindability.
Based on various process measurements (e.g., electronic ear, flowrates, pressures, temperature) and on-line particle size distribution (PSD) analyzers or off-line quality analyzers (e.g. sieves, Blaine), O_Mill is designed to optimize cement quality, productivity, and energy consumption of a cement mill circuit by adjusting various process quantities such as the fresh flowrate, separator and fan speeds, and damper positions.
Using optimally designed experiments for production, study the effects of adjustable process quantities (flowrates, separator and fan speeds, pressures, grinding agent concentration, etc.) on the fineness classes, the off-line quality measurements, and productivity
In the absence of an on-line PSD analyzer, provide a nonlinear multivariate software sensor to estimate the Blaine and fineness from process measurements including automatic update from infrequent delayed laboratory measurements
O_Mill has been implemented in various cement mills.
Happy customers include: Holcim, Vicat.
”New productivity record with O_Mill.”
”We have been collaborating with Online for several years to improve the quality of our products and to increase the performance of our production plants. We have obtained significant improvements due to O_Mill, and other projects will be implemented in the near future.” To show the merits of O_Mill, an article was published in 2013 in the group journal in collaboration with Online.
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