Titlebook: Identification and Control of Sheet and Film Processes; Andrew P. Featherstone,Jeremy G. VanAntwerp,Richar Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Londo

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Robust Control presented an algorithm for optimally identifying the steady-state gains. Moreover, this algorithm gives confidence intervals on the steady-state gains. The confidence intervals can be incorporated into a control algorithm to obtain a controller which is robust to model uncertainty. This chapter sho

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Model Predictive Control was also shown that constraint handling is unnecessary for many sheet and film processes, provided that the controller is designed to be robust to model uncertainties. On the other hand, explicit constraint-handling may be required for processes with especially stringent actuator constraints or lar

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Afterwordt and film modeling and control. Chapter 1 described the processing involved in the manufacture of sheet and film products. Polymer film extrusion, papermaking, film coating, and sheet metal rolling processes were highlighted. Sheet and film products include windshield safety glass, garment bags, pl

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Andrew P. Featherstone BS, MS, PhD,Jeremy G. VanAntwerp BS, MS, PhD,Richard D. Braatz BS, MS, PhDumulated by many countries exceeds that which even conservative central bank managers deem necessary to effect desired monetary and foreign exchange policies. According to an IMF survey in April 2008, sovereign wealth funds are projected to grow from $2–3 trillion in assets today to over $6 trillion

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Andrew P. Featherstone BS, MS, PhD,Jeremy G. VanAntwerp BS, MS, PhD,Richard D. Braatz BS, MS, PhDn the coming years. Sovereign wealth funds (SWF) manage assets in excess of 2.5 trillion dollars, and total reserves managed jointly by central banks and SWFs are forecasted to top 10 trillion dollars very soon. This chapter presents motives behind this reserves growth and proposes a concept of OCHA