Measurement and Sensor systems Sample Clauses

Measurement and Sensor systems. ‌ The measurements and sensor systems of the grate process include temperature and oxygen content gauges, such as thermocouples and lambda sensors; these allow for a better understanding of the chemical environment and the heat distribution within the process. The novel in situ sensor technology will be able to report data, while it is transported through the Grate (online XXX). By giving each sample a time-stamp and by knowing the transport conveyor speed, this will make it possible to estimate the temperature and oxygen content at various positions inside the oven. The conveyor speed is very slow and the sampling speed is only relevant in terms of optimising the radio data channel. From LKAB's perspective, a sampling rate of about 1 Hz (or less) could be enough. In general within the DISIRE project we expect that the novel sensors will be able to measure temperatures with an absolute error of 1-3% (depending on thermocouple type). The reader will be connected to a database over GPRS. The sensors cannot be ac- cessed directly, only via the reader. Further developments to this system could be to devise a sensor technology that can measure the combustion parameters and to support positioning measurements via 3D inductive coils.
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Measurement and Sensor systems. ‌ The goal of the project is that a simulation model should be calibrated using full-scale tests in the production environment. The measurements and sensor systems for the product transportation chain are limited to positioning; that is to measure time and location of virtual batches. These tests should be preceded by laboratory studies using, e.g., granular material of different sizes to study the segregation aspects.
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