Predicting the behavior of oxygen transfer processes induced by bubble plumes in water tanks using machine learning and higher order kinetics

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Abstract The process of oxygen transfer to water has several applications in engineering and is referred to in the literature as a first-order kinetics. Its complexity in artificial aeration, however, introduces challenges to its evaluation. From this, several studies have proposed sophistications to this approach. This study explores a machine learning approach to predict the behavior of oxygen transfer by air injection in water tanks by predicting the reaeration coefficient considering higher-order kinetics. Eight machine learning models were studied considering coefficients with orders from 1 to 4 as output variables. The coefficients fitted to higher-orders resulted in the most promising models, with emphasis on order 2, which is justified by the complex mechanism composed of four main gas transfer processes that occur simultaneously. For this order, the tree-based models obtained the best metrics, and an analysis of feature importance was made for a better understanding of the interaction of the variables.
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Its complexity in artificial aeration, however, introduces challenges to its evaluation. From this, several studies have proposed sophistications to this approach. This study explores a machine learning approach to predict the behavior of oxygen transfer by air injection in water tanks by predicting the reaeration coefficient considering higher-order kinetics. Eight machine learning models were studied considering coefficients with orders from 1 to 4 as output variables. The coefficients fitted to higher-orders resulted in the most promising models, with emphasis on order 2, which is justified by the complex mechanism composed of four main gas transfer processes that occur simultaneously. For this order, the tree-based models obtained the best metrics, and an analysis of feature importance was made for a better understanding of the interaction of the variables. Oxygen transfer. Bubble plumes. Reaeration coefficient. Higher-order kinetics. Machine learning. 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