There's an App for That A Mobile Application for the Optimization of Electrolytic Tinning Line
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Abstract
A mobile application for the optimal operation of electrolytic tinning lines has been developed. Microsoft Excel was the software of choice for the development of the user-friendly operator interface and the optimization engine. The mobile application tool is available online through Google Sites and can be used for the optimal operation of any electrolytic tinning line, whether halogen or Ferrostan type. The tool is also seamlessly adaptable to optimize tin-free lines. An allowance is made for the adjustment of constraints due to a variety of process conditions, such as limits on the maximum line speed, reduced number of anodes, and changes in the optimal current density. The mobile application has been successfully used in the optimization and operation of a halogen-based electrolytic tinning line.
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