BLX Engineering Tool: Target

Modified on 2017/09/11 13:34 by Administrator Categorized as QCX BlendExpert Mill V8

{INFO}The Target table have pre-defined the main targets normally used in the industry.{/INFO}

{INFO}It is possible to change the target to the requirements from the site. And it is possible to have up to 5 targets defined in BLX.{/INFO}

{WARNING}It is very important to get correct info from client so the targets are correct and spelled correct as this is very hard to change later.{/WARNING}



* '''Item :'''
the targets used at the relevant site. This naming cannot be changed later!

* '''TargetValue:'''
The value the relevant site use for chemical control

* '''Weight:'''
** The '''Weight '''can be very important and is used by a mathematical function where BLX uses the measured target modules (LSF, SIM, ALM) and the targets listed which are then multiplied by the '''weigth''' to adjust the set points.
** Example:
*** (LSF<sub>measure</sub> - LSF<sub>target</sub>)<sup>2 </sup>* '''LSF<sub>Weight</sub>''' + (SIM<sub>measure </sub>- SIM<sub>target</sub>)<sup>2</sup>* '''SIM'''<sub>'''weight '''</sub>+ (ALM<sub>measure</sub> - ALM<sub>target</sub>)<sup>2</sup> * '''ALM'''<sub>'''Weight'''</sub>=
** If BLX is on target the above function will be: 0
** BLX will attemt to adjust the new set points so the formula above will to be as close to 0 as possible.
** When BLX is in Silo mode it calculates Set Points based on the above fomula (including other settings as Cost and feeder change weight) to find the Set Points that will result in the Silo to be on target by the formula to be as close to 0 as possible.
** When BLX is in MIX mode it will calculate Set Points so the next sample will be on target (formular = 0)

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BLX Engineering Tool: Target