September 2000

Special Report: Process Control and Information Systems

Modern advanced control pays back rapidly

Applying proven multivariable predictive control (MPC) techniques coupled with robust online product quality predictions is an effective way to maximize unit profitability. This approach has been used..

Honeywell Hi-Spec Solutions: la Grange, T. G.

ProSys Engineering Pty Ltd.: Taylor, A. J.

Sasol Technology: Gous, G. Z.

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la Grange, T. G. - Honeywell Hi-Spec Solutions, Johannesburg, South Africa

Taylor, A. J. - ProSys Engineering Pty Ltd., Austrailia

Gous, G. Z. - Sasol Technology, Secunda, South Africa

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