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Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem

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Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem. / Wellstead, P.E.; Heath, W.P.
In: Pulp and Paper Canada, Vol. 95, No. 2, 02.1994, p. 48-51.

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Wellstead, PE & Heath, WP 1994, 'Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem', Pulp and Paper Canada, vol. 95, no. 2, pp. 48-51.

APA

Wellstead, P. E., & Heath, W. P. (1994). Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem. Pulp and Paper Canada, 95(2), 48-51.

CBE

Wellstead PE, Heath WP. 1994. Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem. Pulp and Paper Canada. 95(2):48-51.

MLA

Wellstead, P.E. and W.P. Heath. "Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem". Pulp and Paper Canada. 1994, 95(2). 48-51.

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Wellstead PE, Heath WP. Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem. Pulp and Paper Canada. 1994 Feb;95(2):48-51.

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Wellstead, P.E. ; Heath, W.P. / Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem. In: Pulp and Paper Canada. 1994 ; Vol. 95, No. 2. pp. 48-51.

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TY - JOUR

T1 - Two-dimensional control systems: application to the CD and MD control problem

AU - Wellstead, P.E.

AU - Heath, W.P.

PY - 1994/2

Y1 - 1994/2

N2 - The paper outlines a new approach to cross-direction (CD) and machine-direction (MD) control. The basic idea is to consider the wet-end process as a two-dimensional (2D) dynamical system in which the CD and MD are two mutually dependent dynamical processes. The elements of a new control theory for such 2-D processes are presented together with discussion of possible applications to the CD/MD regulation problem.

AB - The paper outlines a new approach to cross-direction (CD) and machine-direction (MD) control. The basic idea is to consider the wet-end process as a two-dimensional (2D) dynamical system in which the CD and MD are two mutually dependent dynamical processes. The elements of a new control theory for such 2-D processes are presented together with discussion of possible applications to the CD/MD regulation problem.

M3 - Erthygl

VL - 95

SP - 48

EP - 51

JO - Pulp and Paper Canada

JF - Pulp and Paper Canada

IS - 2

ER -