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@article{Horch:2005,
author = {Horch, A and Hegre, V and Hilmen, K and Melbø, H and Benabbas, L and Pistikopoulos, S and Thornhill, N and Bonavita, N},
journal = {ABB Review},
pages = {44--48},
title = {Root cause},
year = {2005}
}
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TY  - JOUR
AB  - An international team from ABB and the Imperial College London/University College London's Centre for process Systems Engineering has initiated a project to reduce the time spent on troubleshooting in processing plants. The project aims at automatically detecting plant-wide disturbances and determining the root causes of disturbances and oscillations in production processes. Researchers at the University have developed methods for computer-aided plant disturbance analysis. The main aim of the researchers is to develop a software application that identifies unwanted plant behavior and its root causes so that operational and maintenance efforts are directed efficiently.
AU  - Horch,A
AU  - Hegre,V
AU  - Hilmen,K
AU  - Melbø,H
AU  - Benabbas,L
AU  - Pistikopoulos,S
AU  - Thornhill,N
AU  - Bonavita,N
EP  - 48
PY  - 2005///
SN  - 1013-3119
SP  - 44
TI  - Root cause
T2  - ABB Review
ER  -
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