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A Model Study on Raw Material Chemical Composition to Predict Sinter Quality Based on GA-RNN

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COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND NEUROSCIENCE
Volume 2022, Issue -, Pages -

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HINDAWI LTD
DOI: 10.1155/2022/3343427

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Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [52074126]
  2. Hebei Province Natural Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars [E2020209082]
  3. Scientific Basic Research Projects (Natural Sciences) [JQN2021027]
  4. Hebei Natural Science Foundation Project [E2021209024]

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This article introduces the problem of quality control in the sintered ore process and establishes a sinter quality prediction model based on genetic algorithm and recurrent neural network. Through correlation analysis and experiments, it is proved that the model can accurately predict the physical and metallurgical properties of sintered ore before sintering, thereby improving the yield of sintered ore, saving energy, and reducing environmental pollution.
The quality control process for sintered ore is cumbersome and time- and money-consuming. When the assay results come out and the ratios are found to be faulty, the ratios cannot be changed in time, which will produce sintered ore of substandard quality, resulting in a waste of resources and environmental pollution. For the problem of lagging sinter detection results, Long Short-Term Memory and Genetic Algorithm-Recurrent Neural Networks prediction algorithms were used for comparative analysis, and the article used GA-RNN quality prediction model for prediction. Through correlation analysis, the chemical composition of the sintered raw material was determined as the input parameter and the physical and metallurgical properties of the sintered ore were determined as the output parameters, thus successfully establishing a GA-RNN-based sinter quality prediction model. Based on 150 sets of original data, 105 sets of data were selected as the training sample set and 45 sets of data were selected as the test sample set. The results obtained were compared to the real value with an average prediction error of 1.24% for the drum index, 0.92% for the low-temperature reduction chalking index (RDI), 0.95% for the reduction index (RI), 0.40% for the load softening temperature T-10%, and 0.43% for the load softening temperature T-40%, with all within the running time thresholds. The study of this model enables the prediction of the quality of sintered ore prior to sintering, thus improving the yield of sintered ore, increasing corporate efficiency, saving energy, and reducing environmental pollution.

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