A Co-operative Intelligent Decision Support System for Boilers Combustion Management based on a Distributed Architecture

Abstract

The management system of the boilers combustion is one of the most critical systems for the good functioning of GLZ-I oil plant. It has a high impact on the methods of cogitation and apprehension of various problems related to maintenance. It is a multiparticipant process with high level of interactivity. In this work we consider the paradigm of distributed decision-support systems where several decision-makers must reach a common decision. As a solution we propose an integrated framework based on a distributed architecture where each decision-maker uses a specific co-operative intelligent decision support system. The support system is viewed as a set of computer-based tools integrating expert knowledge and using collaboration technologies that help decision-makers and provide them with interactive capabilities to enhance their understanding and information base about options through use of models and data processing.

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