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From: Chandrasekhar Kambhampati
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 1989 11:18
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 1989 11:18
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL AND PROCESS ENGINEERING
WITH ICI ENGINEERING
THIRD INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
CONTROL FOR PROFIT
29 - 30 NOVEMBER 1989
The annual one day symposia on aspects of Advanced Process Con-
trol, organised in conjunction with ICI Engineering, have in the
past years proved highly successful. This year the third interna-
tional meeting will continue this tradition when it takes as its
theme
CONTROL FOR PROFIT
The market requirements which need to be satisfied by the process
industries are becoming increasingly complex and uncertain. Cus-
tomer expectations are sophisticated than ever before, thus pro-
duct diversity is necessarily increasing. Add this to today's en-
vironmental pressures and the need to pay more attention to the
consumption and reutilisation of energy and materials and we can
see that manufacturing processes must become ever more integrat-
ed, flexible and faster in their operation. The implications for
the Control Engineering Function in meeting this challenge will
be reflected in the selection and development of viable control
strategies that will be assessed in terms of business value -
minimum supervision and maximum profit measurement.
Programme
Wednesday 29 November
Civic Reception and Dinner 7.30 pm
Thursday 30 November
Control for Profit Symposium 8.30 am - 5.30 pm
The number of participants will be restricted to 70 in order that
each delegate will be free to participate in, and receive maximum
benefit from, the presentations and discussions.
The invited speakers are
Professor T McAvoy, University of Maryland, USA (Neural Networks
in Process Engineering)
Professor T Marlin, McMaster University, Canada (Optimising Con-
trol)
Professor S Skogestad, Trondheim University, Norway (Estimation
of product compositions from secondary measurements)
Dr W Tucker, G E C Corporate Research Centre, U S A (Statistical
Process Control)
Professor J D Perkins, Imperial College, U K (Structuring Process
Control Systems)
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT
Dr M.T.Tham
Department of Chemical and Process Engineering,
The University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 7RU
U.K.
U.K. :
tel: (091) 222 6000 ext. 7266
fax: (091) 261 1182
International :
tel: +4491 222 6000 ext. 7266
fax: +4491 261 1182
e-mail within the UK : Ming.Tham@uk.ac.newcastle
e-mail outside the UK : Ming.Tham@newcastle.ac.uk
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International Symposium
ON
CONTROL FOR PROFIT
IMPERIAL HOTEL, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, 29-30 November 1989
REGISTRATION DETAILS
The 'Control For Profit' Symposium includes a Civic Reception and
Dinner on 29 November and Symposium Proceedings with lunch and
interval refreshments on 30 November. Fees for the Symposium are
150 pounds for industrialists and 100 pounds for academics and
students.
NAME: TITLE
ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE NUMBER
FAX NUMBER
I enclose a cheque for
I require/do not require vegetarian meals (delete as applicable)
Cheques should be made payable to University of Newcastle Upon
Tyne and sent to the Department of Chemical and Process Engineer-
ing.
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ACCOMMODATION REQUEST
Symposium Registration fees do not include accommodation. We
have, however, negotiated special bed and breakfast rates for
Symposium delegates wishing to stay at the Imperial Hotel. The
rates are 50 pounds for a single room, bed and breakfast.
Please tick the appropriate box if you wish to be booked into the
Imperial Hotel: Accommodation charges should be settled by
delegates on departure.
Single Room (Bed and Breakfast) 29 November (50 pounds) -------
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Single room (Bed and Breakfast) 30 November (50 Pounds) -------
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Please return completed forms to :
Dr M.T.Tham
Department of Chemical and Process Engineering,
The University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 7RU
U.K.
U.K. :
tel: (091) 222 6000 ext. 7266
fax: (091) 261 1182
International :
tel: +4491 222 6000 ext. 7266
fax: +4491 261 1182
e-mail within the UK : Ming.Tham@uk.ac.newcastle
e-mail outside the UK : Ming.Tham@newcastle.ac.uk
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