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Sensor and actuator optimal location for dynamic controller design. Application to active vibration reduction in a galvanizing process

A dissertation was published reporting research on optimal placement of sensors and actuators for dynamic controller design with an application to reducing vibrations in a galvanizing process. The supplied excerpt names the publisher and content type but provides no further details about methods, results, location, or impacts.

Categories: science-and-space, technology

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The work documents engineering research that aims to reduce vibrations in an industrial galvanizing process, which could inform design or control practice.

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Sensor and actuator optimal location for dynamic controller design. Application to active vibration reduction in a galvanizing process

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