online cd performance monitoring and automatic alignment correction
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Online CD Performance Monitoring and Automatic Alignment Correction
Danlei Chu, Ph.D. , P.Eng.Cristian Gheorghe, P.Eng.Johan Backstrom, P.Eng.
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Outlines
• Introduction to CD Alignment
- The traditional alignment identification approach
- The new solution: adaptive alignmentp g
• Performance Monitoring
• Cl d l Ali t Id tifi ti• Closed-loop Alignment Identification
• Mill Trial Results
• Conclusions
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Introduction to CD Alignment
• CD Alignment DefinitionAli t ifi th ti l l ti hi b t th CD t tAlignment specifies the spatial relationship between the CD actuators and paper quality measurements. It is a critical model parameter of a CD process
• Traditional CD Alignment Identification Approach• Traditional CD Alignment Identification Approach
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The New Solution: Adaptive Alignment
• Overview of the adaptive alignment
• Fully automated; no user intervention is required!
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Performance Monitoring
• Actuator Picketing A t t i k ti i ll k t f i li t d i dActuator picketing is a well-known symptom of misalignment and is used to trigger the closed-loop identification.
Misalignment
How to th ti llmathematically
evaluate the actuator picketing?
True process data before using adaptive alignment
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Misalignment Detection
• Revised CUSUM algorithmKey Idea: the onset of actuator picketing results in the growth ofthe high frequency components in the actuator power spectrum.
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Misalignment Detection
• Misalignment Detection User Display
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Closed-loop CD Alignment Identification
• Closed-loop PRBS Dithering Tests • v(k) is a PRBS dithering signal
• Open and closed-loop
• Automatic PRBS experiment design (location + pattern)
• Linear and nonlinear shrinkage
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Closed-loop CD Alignment Identification
• Closed-loop ID Algorithm (Two step identification)
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Key Features:1. Extracts open loop responses from closed-loop experiment
data2 P id d ti PRBS i t3. Tolerates both spatial and dynamic uncertainties 2. Provides adaptive PRBS experiments3. Tolerates both spatial and dynamic uncertainties
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Closed-loop CD Alignment Identification
• Closed-loop Identification User Display
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Mill Trial Results
• The Trial on A Linerboard Machine
• The test was applied to the headbox dilution CD actuator• The Number of Zones = 238 Actuator Spacing = 42 16mm (1 7 inch)• The Number of Zones = 238, Actuator Spacing = 42.16mm (1.7 inch)• Dilution setpoint profiles and Conditioned Weight profiles were monitored
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Mill Trial Results• Misalignment was detected, and the profiles below illustrate the
process situation just before the closed-loop identification started
• The typical actuator picketing pattern can p g pbe vaguely observed
• Misalignment causes the powerthe power accumulation in the spatial frequency band [-3db, Xc]
• Severe actuator picketing is prevented
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Mill Trial Results• The profiles after correcting the CD alignment in closed-loop
• The profile variability between -3db to Xc was effectively attenuated
• 2σ was reduced by• 2σ was reduced by 18.4% from 2.39 gsm to 1.95 gsm
• The CD process was operated at the “optimal” condition.
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Mill Trial ResultsTh l f l d fil d i th d ti li t t t• The color map of logged profiles during the adaptive alignment test
• In Region A, misalignment was monitored and detected;monitored and detected;
• In Region B, the feedback controller was automatically retuned to stabilize the processprocess
• In Region C, a PRBS dithering test was implemented
Measurement Profiles• In Region D, the new alignment was deployed and CD controller used more aggressive tuning parameters automatically
Measurement Profiles
automatically.
• The 2σ was reduced by 18.4% from 2.39 gsm to 1.95 gsm
Actuator Setpoints
2.39 gsm to 1.95 gsm
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Conclusions
• The adaptive alignment provides CD performance monitoring, identification, and
deployment in closed-loop;
• The entire process is fully adaptive and does not require user intervention;
• The performance monitoring algorithm can detect the misalignment long before
any signs become visible to the operator
• The identification algorithms provide an adaptive PRBS dithering tests and the
reliable alignment model validation;
• The algorithm can be extended to full spatial model identification;• The algorithm can be extended to full spatial model identification;
• The adaptive alignment can prevent 18% - 24% of increase in product variability
due to poor CD alignmentdue to poor CD alignment.
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