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    Framework of an experimental setup to enable an adaptive process control based on surrogate modelling
    ( 2022) ; ;
    Bösing, Manuel
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    Schuler, Niklas
    Numerical simulations can help to reduce the necessity of experimental studies. Nevertheless, these simulations are costly in terms of their computational effort resulting in significant expenditure of time and hence prevent a flexible adaption to continuously changing process conditions in real time. To address this shortcoming, the paper describes a framework for the application of surrogate models to enable an adaptive process control in real time. Following, an experimental setup to validate the general framework is designed for a laser metal deposition process. In particular, the component distortion shall be simulated and the results are then used to train the surrogate models. By measuring the final component distortion the quality of the surrogate models can be assessed.