Online measurement of molten phases

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-10-05
MCMASTER UNIV
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[0012] A schematic depiction of an online measurement system of molten phases is generally indicated by reference numeral 20 in FIG. 1. As shown in the figure, this system 20 is applied to measuring molten phases in a vessel 22 and includes a digital camera 24 for taking image data, and a computer 26 for processing the image data.

[0013] The very first step for measuring the properties of molten phases, such as disruption of a slag surface, partial solidification of a slag phase, or temperature of the slag, is capturing image data of the slag surface using the digital camera 24 in RGB (Red-Green-Blue) format. The RGB format is a common way to represent high-resolution colour images, which each pixel is specified by three values—one each for the red, green, and blue (RGB) components of the pixel's colour. In a colour image of FIG. 2, the white areas of the image correspond to bare metal, yellow areas correspond to thin slag, brown areas correspond to fluid slag, and black areas correspo

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A method for identifying and quantifying information about molten phases, including slags, fluxes, metal and matte using a multivariate image analysis approach. Using this procedure, the properties of molten phases such as disruption of slag, the size of bare metal, partial solidification of slag, and temperature of slag can be accurately determined within a reasonable computation time. Moreover, this method can be implemented as an online measurement tool of molten phases.

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