Multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes

Based on the recently proposed (SISO) multi-scale control scheme, a new approach is introduced to design multi-loop controllers for multivariable processes. The basic feature of the multi-scale control scheme is to decompose a given plant into a sum of basic modes. To achieve good nominal control pe...

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Main Authors: Nandong, Jobrun, Zang, Zhuquan
Format: Journal Article
Published: Elsevier Science Ltd. 2014
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/32720
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Zang, Zhuquan
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description Based on the recently proposed (SISO) multi-scale control scheme, a new approach is introduced to design multi-loop controllers for multivariable processes. The basic feature of the multi-scale control scheme is to decompose a given plant into a sum of basic modes. To achieve good nominal control performance and performance robustness, a set of sub-controllers are designed based on the plant modes in such a way that they are mutually enhanced with each other so as to optimize the overall control objective. It is shown that the designed multi-scale controller is equivalent to a conventional PID controller augmented with a filter. The multi-scale control scheme offers a systematic approach to designing multi-loop PID controllers augmented with filters. Numerical studies show that the proposed multi-loop multi-scale controllers provide improved nominal performance and performance robustness over some well-established multi-loop PID controller schemes.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-327202019-02-19T04:27:29Z Multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes Nandong, Jobrun Zang, Zhuquan Multi-loop PID Multi-scale control Decentralized control Multivariable process Based on the recently proposed (SISO) multi-scale control scheme, a new approach is introduced to design multi-loop controllers for multivariable processes. The basic feature of the multi-scale control scheme is to decompose a given plant into a sum of basic modes. To achieve good nominal control performance and performance robustness, a set of sub-controllers are designed based on the plant modes in such a way that they are mutually enhanced with each other so as to optimize the overall control objective. It is shown that the designed multi-scale controller is equivalent to a conventional PID controller augmented with a filter. The multi-scale control scheme offers a systematic approach to designing multi-loop PID controllers augmented with filters. Numerical studies show that the proposed multi-loop multi-scale controllers provide improved nominal performance and performance robustness over some well-established multi-loop PID controller schemes. 2014 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/32720 10.1016/j.jprocont.2014.03.001 Elsevier Science Ltd. fulltext
spellingShingle Multi-loop PID
Multi-scale control
Decentralized control
Multivariable process
Nandong, Jobrun
Zang, Zhuquan
Multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes
title Multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes
title_full Multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes
title_fullStr Multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes
title_full_unstemmed Multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes
title_short Multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes
title_sort multi-loop design of multi-scale controllers for multivariable processes
topic Multi-loop PID
Multi-scale control
Decentralized control
Multivariable process
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/32720