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Model-based optimization of water resource recovery facilities

Model-based optimization of water resource recovery facilities
基于模型的水资源回收设施优化
批准号:
RGPIN-2016-06522
负责人:
Vanrolleghem, Peter
金额:
$3.64万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31

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中文摘要
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废水处理行业正在发生一个重要的变化:从一个处理废水的行业向一个带来更积极信息的行业转变:它生产清洁的水,并回收使用过的水中包含的肥料和能量。WRRF的目标是提供有价值的产品,这些产品可以部分取代通过其他手段(通常是在化学工业)生产的产品,这导致该设施的产出规格发生了重大变化:不再是经过处理的废水和生物固体,而是必须与市场上现有产品竞争的产品。这些更严格的规范将对保证WRRF产品质量所需的过程控制系统提出挑战。鉴于收集控制系统所依赖的高质量数据的困难(最近使用部分自动化数据验证的实际研究报告数据丢失5%至60%),必须进行重要的研究工作来创建过程监测和控制系统,以始终保持这些严格的产品规格。*在未来5年内,该发现拨款的研究计划将开发受益于新算法能力的控制系统,该系统不仅能够可靠地检测测量设备中的故障,而且还可以发现传感器的故障(故障诊断)。有了这些知识,问题当然可以通过适当的维护或更换传感器来处理,但在此之前,控制系统必须仍然能够充分发挥作用。故障适应是一种方法,然后实施,并将开发方法,以取代错误的数据,通过使用历史信息或简单的模型。如果故障的破坏性太大,则必须采用不依赖于这些数据的不同控制策略。必须进行基于后备策略的所谓控制重新配置。最后,由于对资源回收设施的要求变得如此严格,将评估一种似乎特别适合于这种具有多目标和复杂行为的情况的控制方法:ExTerum寻求控制。它的直观性将确保这项研究的结果有很好的机会付诸实践,并在绩效方面产生预期的进步。*该项目将培训8名研究生(4名博士和4名硕士)、至少3名本科生、1名博士后研究员和1名负责不同方法开发和测试的行业标准试点的技术人员。这些HQP将获得广泛的技能,这要归功于参与研究项目的不同方面,接触到国内和国际研究,并通过行业标准试点设施的工作进行实践。
英文摘要
An important change is happening to the wastewater industry: a paradigm shift is occurring from an industry that treats wastewater to an industry that brings a more positive message: it produces clean water, and recovers fertilizers and energy contained in used' water. The fact that WRRFs aim at delivering valued products that can partially replace those produced by other means (typically in the chemical industry) leads to a big change in specifications of the outputs of the facility: no longer treated wastewater and biosolids, but products that have to compete with what is already on the market. These tighter specifications will impose a challenge on the process control systems that will be required to guarantee the quality of the products of the WRRFs. Given the difficulties in collecting high quality data on which the control systems rely to act upon the system (recent practical studies using partially automated data validation report data losses of 5 to 60%), important research efforts have to be deployed to create the process monitoring and control systems that maintain these tight product specifications at all time.***Over the next 5 years the research program of this Discovery grant will develop control systems that benefit from the ability of new algorithms to not only reliably detect faults in the measurement equipment but can also find out what is wrong with the sensors (fault diagnosis). With this knowledge the problem can of course be handled through proper maintenance or replacement of the sensor, but until that happens, the control system must be able to still perform adequately. Fault-accommodation is the methodology that is then put in place and methods will be developed to replace the faulty data by using either historical information or simple models. In case the fault is too disruptive, a different control strategy will have to be adopted that does not rely on these data. A so-called control reconfiguration based on a fall-back strategy has to occur. Finally, because the requirements imposed on resource recovery facilities are becoming so much more stringent, a control approach that seems particularly suited for this type of situations with multiple objectives and complex behavior, will be evaluated: Extermum seeking control. Its intuitive nature will make sure that the results of this research have a good chance to make it to practice and generate the anticipated advances in performance.***The project will train 8 graduate students (4 PhD and 4 MSc), at least 3 undergraduates, a postdoctoral fellow and a technician responsible for the industry standard pilot plant on which the different methods will be developed and tested. These HQP will acquire a wide range of skills thanks to the involvement in the different aspects of the research project, the exposure to national and international research and to practice through the work on an industry standard pilot facility.
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