Abstract

This paper describes about the application of artificial intelligence to the operation control of blast furnace. This operation control system consists of three parts, that is, the forecasting system for the blast furnace heat level, the action guidance system for controlling the blast furnace heat level, and the learning system for forecasting. The forecasting system has two prediction models. One is the rule - based model useful for the short term heat level variation and the other is the statistical quantitative model for the long one. Applying the fuzzy inference theory to these models, a new forecasting system has been developed available for both the short and long term hea t level variation. The action guidance system is an expert system which calculates the operations conditions quantitatively according to the result of the forecasting system. The learning system estimates the actual heat level quantitatively using fuzzy inference . After comparing this result with the forecasted one, this system can calculate the accuracy of the forecasting system, and update the parameters of the system. Applying this system to the actual operation, the failure ratio of the forecasting system proved to be less than 5%, and the heat level control operation could be taken more accurately than before . As a result, the furnace heat level has been stabilized and furnace fuel ratio has been improved to a higher level. Furthermore, the changes in fuel ratio have resulted in decrease hot metal Si content.

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