Computer Control in the Glass Industry
Theodore Joseph Williams · Ceramic engineering and science proceedings · 2008
This paper calls attention to some of the wide-ranging increased capabilities for dynamic control of glass industry and other processes which will be available as soon as recent developments in low cost but very fast computers with large memories are made available in the microprocessor-based, distributed control systems currently produced by all process-control vendor companies. It may require a new generation of these control systems to supply these capabilities since their incorporation directly into the current versions may be difficult.