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Real-time implementation of fault diagnosis to a heat exchanger

Penin et al., 2003

Document ID
10029553008495727694
Author
Penin S
Tovornik B
Publication year
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IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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This paper is concerned with application of analytical fault detection techniques to a heat exchanger. The system is non-linear and a velocity-based linearization is proposed before the residual generation, which is then realized using an observer, and parity relations. The …
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