ManufacturingReal-time physics-based process optimization and closed-loop controldeployed commercial solution

Digital-twin temperature control for aluminum ingot preheating and homogenizing

A furnace uses a live computer model plus temperature sensors to decide exactly how much heat each aluminum ingot needs, so it heats faster and more evenly without overheating.

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Aluminium Furnace EMS Process Scheduling Optimization

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