7 research outputs found

    Automated control system of extraction column

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    Extraction column has been analyzed as a control object; its mathematical description has been developed subject to the peculiarities of processing. On the basis of mathematical description the simulation model of column device was developed. Automated control system was synthesized by re-extract density in pulse column. Estimation of control quality supported by the system was carried ou

    Algebraic loop resolution algorithm in dynamic systems calculation

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    Simulation of Uranyl Nitrate Crystallization Process in Linear Crystallizer Using Simsar Software

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    The paper deals with simulation of linear crystallizer work process for the research of technic operating modes and searching the most effective for material's nano-purity achievement. The model is realized by using SimSar software. Importance of device's geometry and process variables are marked. The model was included in the complex's composition of closed nuclear fuel cycle

    A model of multicomponent extraction process in the pulsating column

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    The model of multicomponent process of extraction in pulsating column is presented. Model analysis on adequacy to real apparatus was made. The received results have shown, that the presented model adequacy to the real nuclear fuel-reprocessing apparatus

    The research of contact image senson for use as a high-precision measuring element

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    This article describes a device, which allows to control various elements using sound signals of different tones remotely. Its possible application are also described in various control systems

    Asymmetric Satellite-Underwater Visible Light Communication System for Oceanic Monitoring

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    In this paper, we investigate the performance of the proposed oceanic monitoring system that connects the oceanic life with the terrestrial life. For continuous real-time monitoring and ubiquitous coverage, the communication system is aided with a satellite link. Multiple sensor nodes (SN) are deployed at different water levels that collect sensor data and transmit it to underwater vehicles (UV) using underwater visible light communication (UVLC). The UVLC system provides higher data rates at lower latency as compared to existing radio frequency (RF) and acoustic wave alternative for underwater communication (UWC). The UWC system comprises of horizontal haul (HH) and vertical haul (VH) UVLC links modelled using turbulence induced fading. The vertical haul links are modelled as the concatenation of successive non-mixing turbulent links to take into account the change of turbulence with the change of water level. The UVs and submarines communicate with the floating vessels (FVs) using vertical haul UVLC link. The UVs collect the data from the low power sensor nodes and offloads it to the FVs, which further beams it to the satellite on the RF carriers. The novel expressions of performance metrics such as outage probability and average bit error rate are derived. Further, the performance of the system is analysed for various system and channel parameters to prove the feasibility of the proposed communication system
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