Artificial Neural Network Based Model for Temperature Prediction of an Industrial Oven

Abstract

Industrial ovens often consume a considerable amount of the electrical energy and have a significant effect on the quality of the product and the production cost. The cost of energy all over the world is increasing and the natural resources are depleted as more and more energy is being harnessed. Temperature and heat losses contribute significantly to this problem and needs to be controlled. This thesis presents a model for the prediction of temperature that is used to predict the temperature of an oven. In this research, a back propagation neural network model was developed. Experiments were conducted where the oven was heated up over a period of time and the temperature was recorded over this period of time. The obtained temperature values were trained, tested and validated on the MATLAB’s Neural Network Toolbox. A comparison of the target data against the output data was done and it was found to be a good model for prediction since the value of statistical measure was 1 (R=1) for all the data values (Training, testing and validation data). The oven model used in this research had a problem of temperature control where temperature could shoot above or cool below the set temperature. This rendered the lab samples to extreme temperatures and losses of energy. This research contributes in a big way to the methods of temperature control in the industrial process heating processes and energy management and conservation processes.

Authors and Affiliations

Martin Irungu Kamande, Jean Bosco Byiringiro, Peter Ng’ang’a Muchiri

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  • EP ID EP388715
  • DOI 10.9790/1676-1302027379.
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Martin Irungu Kamande, Jean Bosco Byiringiro, Peter Ng’ang’a Muchiri (2018). Artificial Neural Network Based Model for Temperature Prediction of an Industrial Oven. IOSR Journals (IOSR Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering), 13(2), 73-79. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-388715