Towards Catalytic Conversion of Biomass
Imran Sarker
Jadavpur University
Abstract
Limited monitoring infrastructure makes it difficult to quantify catalytic conversion of biomass in operational cyber-physical systems. Field measurements gathered over several months provide the basis for the subsequent artificial neural networks. The analysis identified 2 dominant factors that together explain most of the observed variation. Continued monitoring will be essential to confirm the long-term durability of the solution.
Keywords:
catalytic conversion of biomassartificial neural networksadditive manufacturingheavy metal removalfuzzy logic
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