Multi-model statistical process monitoring and diagnosis of a sequencing batch reactor
(2007) In Biotechnology and Bioengineering 96(4). p.687-701- Abstract
- Biological processes exhibit different behavior depending on the influent loads, temperature, microorganism activity, and soon. It has been shown that a combination of several models can provide a suitable approach to model such processes. In the present study, we developed a multiple statistical model approach for the monitoring of biological batch processes. The proposed method consists of four main components: (1) multiway principal component analysis (MPCA) to reduce the dimensionality of data and to remove collinearty; (2) multiple models with a;posterior probability for modeling different operating regions; (3) local batch monitoring by the T-2- and Q-statistics of the specific local model; and (4) a new discrimination measure (DM)... (More)
- Biological processes exhibit different behavior depending on the influent loads, temperature, microorganism activity, and soon. It has been shown that a combination of several models can provide a suitable approach to model such processes. In the present study, we developed a multiple statistical model approach for the monitoring of biological batch processes. The proposed method consists of four main components: (1) multiway principal component analysis (MPCA) to reduce the dimensionality of data and to remove collinearty; (2) multiple models with a;posterior probability for modeling different operating regions; (3) local batch monitoring by the T-2- and Q-statistics of the specific local model; and (4) a new discrimination measure (DM) to identify when the system has shifted to a new operating condition. Under this approach, local monitoring by multiple models divides the entire historical data set into separate regions, which are then modeled separately. Then; these local regions can be supervised separately; leading to more effective batch monitoring. The proposed method is applied to a pilot-scale 80-L sequencing batch reactor (SBR) for biological wastewater treatment. This SBR is characterized by nonstationary, batchwise, and multiple operation modes. The results obtained for the pilot-scale SBR indicate that the proposed method has the ability to model multiple operating conditions, to identify various operating regions, and also to determine whether the biosystem has shifted to a new operating condition. Our findings show that the local monitoring approach can give more reliable and higher resolution monitoring results than the global model. (Less)
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- Yoo, Chang Kyoo ; Villez, Kris ; Lee, In-Beum ; Rosén, Christian LU and Vanrolleghem, Peter A.
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- sequencing batch reactor, probabilistic modeling, operational modes, multiple, batch monitoring and supervision, biological system, (SBR), wastewater treatment
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- Biotechnology and Bioengineering
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- 96
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- 4
- pages
- 687 - 701
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- John Wiley & Sons Inc.
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- wos:000244287200007
- scopus:33947154689
- pmid:17058291
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- 1097-0290
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- 10.1002/bit.21220
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- English
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abstract = {{Biological processes exhibit different behavior depending on the influent loads, temperature, microorganism activity, and soon. It has been shown that a combination of several models can provide a suitable approach to model such processes. In the present study, we developed a multiple statistical model approach for the monitoring of biological batch processes. The proposed method consists of four main components: (1) multiway principal component analysis (MPCA) to reduce the dimensionality of data and to remove collinearty; (2) multiple models with a;posterior probability for modeling different operating regions; (3) local batch monitoring by the T-2- and Q-statistics of the specific local model; and (4) a new discrimination measure (DM) to identify when the system has shifted to a new operating condition. Under this approach, local monitoring by multiple models divides the entire historical data set into separate regions, which are then modeled separately. Then; these local regions can be supervised separately; leading to more effective batch monitoring. The proposed method is applied to a pilot-scale 80-L sequencing batch reactor (SBR) for biological wastewater treatment. This SBR is characterized by nonstationary, batchwise, and multiple operation modes. The results obtained for the pilot-scale SBR indicate that the proposed method has the ability to model multiple operating conditions, to identify various operating regions, and also to determine whether the biosystem has shifted to a new operating condition. Our findings show that the local monitoring approach can give more reliable and higher resolution monitoring results than the global model.}},
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title = {{Multi-model statistical process monitoring and diagnosis of a sequencing batch reactor}},
url = {{http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/bit.21220}},
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