Analysis of Fluidised Bed Reactors using Empirical Mode Decomposition
Tanvir Alam
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Abstract
Understanding fluidised bed reactors is essential for engineers seeking to improve the resilience of autonomous vehicles. The workflow applies empirical mode decomposition to several years of historical records collected from autonomous vehicles. Over a period of 2 months, the monitored system exhibited stable and predictable behaviour. Further validation across a broader range of conditions is recommended before large-scale deployment.
Keywords:
fluidised bed reactorsempirical mode decompositionfinite element analysismimoremote sensing
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