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Global dynamic model-based GPC for optimized drum boiler main steam temperature control system

Xiangdong Xu

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The drum boiler main steam temperature is characterized by complex nonlinear dynamics, so control with conventional PID cascade control is rarely satisfactory. Therefore, an RBF-ARX control model based on the SOM was developed to describe the main steam temperature dynamics with its parameters identified offline from field data. A generalized predictive control (GPC) method with recursive optimization and feedback was then developed based on the SOM-RBF-ARX model. Simulation of a 220 t/h drum boiler and tests on a 130 t/h drum boiler in the field show that the model accurately predicts and tracks variations of the working conditions due to fuel and demand changes.

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The drum boiler main steam temperature is characterized by complex nonlinear dynamics, so control with conventional PID cascade control is rarely satisfactory. Therefore, an RBF-ARX control model based on the SOM was developed to describe the main steam temperature dynamics with its parameters identified offline from field data. A generalized predictive control (GPC) method with recursive optimization and feedback was then developed based on the SOM-RBF-ARX model. Simulation of a 220 t/h drum boiler and tests on a 130 t/h drum boiler in the field show that the model accurately predicts and tracks variations of the working conditions due to fuel and demand changes.

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The drum boiler main steam temperature is characterized by complex nonlinear dynamics, so control with conventional PID cascade control is rarely satisfactory. Therefore, an RBF-ARX control model based on the SOM was developed to describe the main steam temperature dynamics with its parameters identified offline from field data. A generalized predictive control (GPC) method with recursive optimization and feedback was then developed based on the SOM-RBF-ARX model. Simulation of a 220 t/h drum boiler and tests on a 130 t/h drum boiler in the field show that the model accurately predicts and tracks variations of the working conditions due to fuel and demand changes.

Key concepts: Drum, Boiler (water heating), Cascade, Control theory (sociology), PID controller, Model predictive control, Nonlinear system, Engineering

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