DocumentCode
487057
Title
Some Lessons Learned using Expert Systems for Process Control
Author
Shirley, Richard S.
Author_Institution
The Foxboro Company, Foxboro, Massachusetts 02035
fYear
1987
fDate
10-12 June 1987
Firstpage
1342
Lastpage
1346
Abstract
An expert system is used to monitor an industrial process, looking for problems. When a problem occurs, the process operator is alerted and is told the problem and its probable cause. Experience with two processes, an adipic acid reactor and a heat exchanger, has led to practical results and to some lessons for using expert systems for process control. The lessons form the bulk of this paper, and deal with limits to expert systems, how and where an expert system fits in, knowledge-base engineering, and software engineering for expert systems.
Keywords
Artificial intelligence; Electrical equipment industry; Expert systems; Fault detection; Humans; Inductors; Industrial control; Knowledge engineering; Process control; Software engineering;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
American Control Conference, 1987
Conference_Location
Minneapolis, MN, USA
Type
conf
Filename
4789524
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