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System Characterization and Plasma-Particle Distribution Analysis for Development of a Closed Loop Control for Plasma Spray
This paper investigates the need to develop an advanced control system for plasma spray deposition. The limitations and performance capability of both feed forward and real-time control are evaluated. Critical system characteristics for developing such controllers are experimentally identified including dominant nonlinearalities; dynamics, cross-coupling, distributions, and sensor issues.
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