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Quality Control of Polymer Production Processes

Quality Control of Polymer Production Processes

J. Proc. Control, 10, 135-148 (2000)M. Oshima, M. Tanigaki

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Introduction

Polymer plant operation Grade transition Maximizing production Safe operation of reactor

Quality control for the objectives

On-line soft sensing and optimal grade changeover control

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Polymer Production Plant

Monomer

Catalyst

Comonomer

ReactorSeparator Extruder

Blender

Products

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Prospective Control System

CatalystProcessing

Product Blendingand StoringScheduling

Product Blending Planning

Production Planning

Polymerization Rate Control

OptimalChangeoverOperation

Product QualityControl

Concentration RatioControl

Pressure Control

Reaction Temp.Control

Material Feed RateControl

Reactor LevelControl

OnlinePropertySensor

Polymerization Reactor Control System

Polymerization Reactor Separation Extruder Blending

Storing

Process Monitoring

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Needs for Quality Modeling

Micro-scale Macroscale

Process&Plant

Low-OrderStructure

Chain BranchingLCBSCB

StereoregularityIsotactic

SindiotacticAtactic

Distributed Parameter

MWD

PSD

CCD

High-OrderStructure

Morphology

Molecular Mobility

Crystal Structure

Polymer Properties

Melt Index

Density

Shear Viscosity

Melting Point

End-UserProperties

Color

Mechanical property

Strength

Electrical property

CatalystProcessing

PolymerizationReactor Separation Extruder Blending

Storing

Residence Time Distribution

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Basic Structure of Inferential System

Controller Process

On-line Inferential

system

Quality Lab.

Model parameters

Online data

Infrequently measured data

Predicted polymer quality

Sample

Product

1. Mechanistic model derived from first principles

2. Empirical model derived from lab. data

3. Black box model by neural nets & statistical methods

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An Examples of Three Kinds Model

Mechanistic model (McAuley & MacGregor, 1991)

Empirical model (Watanabe et. al., 1993)

Neural net model (Koulouris, 1995)

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MI Estimation by Models

Mechanistic modelMechanistic model

Regression modelRegression model

Neural net modelNeural net model

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MI Estimation with EKF

Estimation by regression model with EKF

Estimation by regression model with EKF

Estimation by mechanistic model with EKF

Estimation by mechanistic model with EKF

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Risk of Extrapolation

Mechanistic model

Mechanistic model

Regression model

Regression model

Neural net model

Neural net model

Learning data

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Grade Changeover Operation

Grade A

Grade BPattern A

Pattern B

Grade A Grade B

Instantaneousgrade

Instantaneousgrade

Grade A Grade B

1. Not time but grade optimal operation2. Runaway reaction

H2

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Control System

Iterative open-loop optimization A new optimal trajectory is recomputed The first input action is implemented at every new

measurements

Combination of FF&FB controllers A optimal trajectory is pre-calculated of both MV & CV MV is introduced to the plant in a FF manner CV is deviated from the desired optimal trajectory, FB

controller is activated to compensate the deviation

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Results of Control

Manual operation

Control is activated

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Optimal Blending

Reactor control is not good enough to satisfy the customer’s demandsReactor control is not good enough to satisfy the customer’s demands

Tank 1 Tank 2 Tank 3 Tank 4

Q11Q12Q13Q14

Q21Q21

Q31Q32Q33

Q41Q42Q43Q44

Q(t)

MILP ProblemMILP Problem

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Blending Optimization Result

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Conclusion

Integration of process control, sensing and

optimization is indispensable Most important factor is quality modeling