Model Based Tuning of a Non Linear Spherical Tank Process with Time Delay
P. Madhavasarma, S. Sundaram
Abstract
P. Madhavasarma, S. Sundaram
Abstract
A 40 liter spherical tank with varying time delay was subjected to open loop analysis using a step response technique with sodium chloride solution as tracer. The experimental data was adequately represented by a first order plus dead time (FOPDT) model with an error of less than five percent. These model parameters were used to generate Smith Predictor controller, IMC controller, and IMC PID controller using MATLAB. For closed loop control of the process based on rise time, settling time, overshoot, peaktime, decay ratio, and ISE, it was found that the IMCPID controller is better suited for this process.
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A 40 liter spherical tank with varying time delay was subjected to open loop analysis using a step response technique with sodium chloride solution as tracer. The experimental data was adequately represented by a first order plus dead time (FOPDT) model with an error of less than five percent. These model parameters were used to generate Smith Predictor controller, IMC controller, and IMC PID controller using MATLAB. For closed loop control of the process based on rise time, settling time, overshoot, peaktime, decay ratio, and ISE, it was found that the IMCPID controller is better suited for this process.
Key concepts: Settling time, Control theory (sociology), Overshoot (microwave communication), PID controller, Dead time, Rise time, Step response, Smith predictor