Matthew Taylor

Matthew Taylor


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Academic Career Length

4Years (2023-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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9 May 2023 in Education for Chemical Engineers
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IUIsuru A. Udugama
Isuru A. Udugama
MAMartin Atkins
Martin Atkins
CBChristoph Bayer
Christoph Bayer
James K. CarsonJames K. Carson
James K. Carson
DDDuygu Dikicioglu
Duygu Dikicioglu
BYBrent R. Young
Brent R. Young

10 January 2024 in Energies
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MPMostafa Pasandideh
Mostafa Pasandideh
MTMatthew Taylor
Matthew Taylor
Shafiqur Rahman TitoShafiqur Rahman Tito
Shafiqur Rahman Tito
MAMartin Atkins
Martin Atkins
MAMark David Apperley
Mark David Apperley
This study focuses on using machine learning techniques to accurately predict the generated power in a two-stage back-pressure steam turbine used in the paper production industry. In order to accurately predict power production by a steam turbine, it is crucial to consider the time dependence of the input data. For this purpose, the long-short-term memory (LSTM) approach is employed. Correlation analysis is performed to select parameters with a correlation coefficient greater than 0.8. Initially, nine inputs are considered, and the study showcases the superior performance of the LSTM method, with an accuracy rate of 0.47. Further refinement is conducted by reducing the inputs to four based on correlation analysis, resulting in an improved accuracy rate of 0.39. The comparison between the LSTM method and the Willans line model evaluates the efficacy of the former in predicting production power. The root mean square error (RMSE) evaluation parameter is used to assess the accuracy of the prediction algorithm used for the generator’s production power. By highlighting the importance of selecting appropriate machine learning techniques, high-quality input data, and utilising correlation analysis for input refinement, this work demonstrates a valuable approach to accurately estimating and predicting power production in the energy industry.