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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Closed loop process control"”.

  1. High Temperature Seismic Monitoring for Enhanced Geothermal Systems - Implementing a Control Feedback Loop to a Prototype Tool by Sandia National Laboratories

    … a bore-hole wall. Additionally, development of a closed-loop process control utilized feedback from the contact force between the coupling arm and bore-hole wall. Employing a feedback circuit automates the tool deployment/anchoring process and reduces reliance on the operator at the surface. The …

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  2. Development of a Variational Part Model Using In-Process Dimensional Measurement Error

    … real phenomenon and are dependent on continuous process monitoring using a variety of sensors. Closed-loop process control is a scheme for manufacturing parts and compensating for on-line disturbances and machine tool inaccuracies using error feedback. The goal has been to develop a system that …

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  3. Distributed Newton-Seeking for Resource Allocation

    Real-time optimization (RTO) is a category of closed-loop process control techniques that is focused on the improvement of process performance. To develop effective strategies, models of the systems are usually required. To circumvent this issue, model-free techniques such as Extremum-seeking …

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  4. Repetitive process control of additive manufacturing with application to laser metal deposition

    … Manufacturing (AM) is a set of manufacturing processes which has promise in the production of complex, functional structures that cannot be fabricated with conventional manufacturing and the repair of high-value parts. However, a significant challenge to the adoption of additive manufacturing …

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  5. A layer tension loss and cure model for filament wound composites

    … simulation program FWCURE [1] models the curing process and layer tension loss of axisymmetric filament wound composite cases during fabrication. For a specified temperature cure cycle, the model predicts the temperature distribution, resin degree of cure, viscosity, layer compaction, and fiber …

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  6. Sensor-based Characterization and Control of Additive Biomanufacturing Processes

    … organs using additive biomanufacturing (Bio-AM) processes. While progress toward industrial-scale production of 3D-bioprinted tissue models and organs remains hindered by various biological and tissue engineering challenges, such as vascularization and innervation, quality Bio-AM is impeded by …

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  7. Machine learning-based stress-strain prediction and process parameter optimisation in material extrusion additive manufacturing

    … However, the layer-by-layer deposition process inherent in this technique results in considerable variability in mechanical performance. Among the most critical challenges is the difficulty in accurately predicting and controlling the full stress-strain behaviour of the printed parts. A …

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