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System identification of an interacting series process for real-time model predictive control

Tri Chandra S. Wibowo, Nordin B. Saad, Mohd Noh Karsiti

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This paper presents the empirical modeling of the gaseous pilot plant which is a kind of interacting series process with presence of nonlinearities. In this study, the discrete-time identification approach based on subspace method with N4SID algorithm is applied to construct the state space model around a given operating point, by probing the system in open-loop with variation of input signals. Three practical approaches are used and their performances are compared to obtain the most suitable approach for modeling of such a system. The models are also tested in the real-time implementation of a linear model predictive control. The selected model is able to well reproduce the main dynamic characteristics of gaseous pilot plant in open loop and produces zero steady-state errors in closed loop control system. Several issues concerning the identification process and the construction of MIMO state space model are discussed.

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This paper presents the empirical modeling of the gaseous pilot plant which is a kind of interacting series process with presence of nonlinearities. In this study, the discrete-time identification approach based on subspace method with N4SID algorithm is applied to construct the state space model around a given operating point, by probing the system in open-loop with variation of input signals. Three practical approaches are used and their performances are compared to obtain the most suitable approach for modeling of such a system. The models are also tested in the real-time implementation of a linear model predictive control. The selected model is able to well reproduce the main dynamic characteristics of gaseous pilot plant in open loop and produces zero steady-state errors in closed loop control system. Several issues concerning the identification process and the construction of MIMO state space model are discussed.

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This paper presents the empirical modeling of the gaseous pilot plant which is a kind of interacting series process with presence of nonlinearities. In this study, the discrete-time identification approach based on subspace method with N4SID algorithm is applied to construct the state space model around a given operating point, by probing the system in open-loop with variation of input signals. Three practical approaches are used and their performances are compared to obtain the most suitable approach for modeling of such a system. The models are also tested in the real-time implementation of a linear model predictive control. The selected model is able to well reproduce the main dynamic characteristics of gaseous pilot plant in open loop and produces zero steady-state errors in closed loop control system. Several issues concerning the identification process and the construction of MIMO state space model are discussed.

Key concepts: Model predictive control, Subspace topology, Control theory (sociology), MIMO, Identification (biology), Process (computing), State-space representation, Computer science

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