Limitations of Feedback, Feedforward and IMC Controller for a First Order Non-Linear Process with Dead Time
A nonlinear process, the heat exchanger whose parameters vary with respect to the process variable, is considered. The time constant and gain of the chosen process vary as a function of temperature. The limitations of the conventional feedback controller tuned using Ziegler-Nichols settings for the...
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doaj-0d4389be7ac14bb4b705c0f9eed8e7732020-11-24T22:38:20ZengIFSA Publishing, S.L.Sensors & Transducers2306-85151726-54792010-10-01121107793Limitations of Feedback, Feedforward and IMC Controller for a First Order Non-Linear Process with Dead TimeMaruthai Suresh0Ranganathan Rani Hemamalini1Assistant Professor, Dept of EIE, St. Peter’s Engineering College, Chennai, IndiaProfessor, Dept of EIE, St. Peter’s Engineering College, Chennai, IndiaA nonlinear process, the heat exchanger whose parameters vary with respect to the process variable, is considered. The time constant and gain of the chosen process vary as a function of temperature. The limitations of the conventional feedback controller tuned using Ziegler-Nichols settings for the chosen process are brought out. The servo and regulatory responses through simulation and experimentation for various magnitudes of set-point changes and load changes at various operating points with the controller tuned only at a chosen nominal operating point are obtained and analyzed. Regulatory responses for output load changes are studied. The efficiency of feedforward controller and the effects of modeling error have been brought out. An IMC based system is presented to understand clearly how variations of system parameters affect the performance of the controller. The present work illustrates the effectiveness of Feedforward and IMC controller. http://www.sensorsportal.com/HTML/DIGEST/october_2010/P_698.pdfNon-linear processIMC controllerFeedforward controlFeedback controlDead time |
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Maruthai Suresh Ranganathan Rani Hemamalini Limitations of Feedback, Feedforward and IMC Controller for a First Order Non-Linear Process with Dead Time Sensors & Transducers Non-linear process IMC controller Feedforward control Feedback control Dead time |
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Limitations of Feedback, Feedforward and IMC Controller for a First Order Non-Linear Process with Dead Time |
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Limitations of Feedback, Feedforward and IMC Controller for a First Order Non-Linear Process with Dead Time |
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Limitations of Feedback, Feedforward and IMC Controller for a First Order Non-Linear Process with Dead Time |
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Limitations of Feedback, Feedforward and IMC Controller for a First Order Non-Linear Process with Dead Time |
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Limitations of Feedback, Feedforward and IMC Controller for a First Order Non-Linear Process with Dead Time |
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limitations of feedback, feedforward and imc controller for a first order non-linear process with dead time |
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IFSA Publishing, S.L. |
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Sensors & Transducers |
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2306-8515 1726-5479 |
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A nonlinear process, the heat exchanger whose parameters vary with respect to the process variable, is considered. The time constant and gain of the chosen process vary as a function of temperature. The limitations of the conventional feedback controller tuned using Ziegler-Nichols settings for the chosen process are brought out. The servo and regulatory responses through simulation and experimentation for various magnitudes of set-point changes and load changes at various operating points with the controller tuned only at a chosen nominal operating point are obtained and analyzed. Regulatory responses for output load changes are studied. The efficiency of feedforward controller and the effects of modeling error have been brought out. An IMC based system is presented to understand clearly how variations of system parameters affect the performance of the controller. The present work illustrates the effectiveness of Feedforward and IMC controller.
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Non-linear process IMC controller Feedforward control Feedback control Dead time |
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