Predictive control

Predictive control

by Lequesne, Daniel

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Predictive Control is aimed at students wishing to learn predictive control, as well as teachers, engineers and technicians of the profession. The book proposes a simple predictive controller where the control laws are given in clear text that requires no calculations. Adjustment, reduced to one or two parameters, is particularly easy, by means of charts, thus allowing the operator to choose the horizon according to the desired performances. Implementation is discussed in detail in two forms: R…

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  • Full title :Predictive control / Daniel Lequesne.

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Predictive Control is aimed at students wishing to learn predictive control, as well as teachers, engineers and technicians of the profession. The book proposes a simple predictive controller where the control laws are given in clear text that requires no calculations. Adjustment, reduced to one or two parameters, is particularly easy, by means of charts, thus allowing the operator to choose the horizon according to the desired performances. Implementation is discussed in detail in two forms: RS or RST controller in z-1, and pseudo-code realization algorithms for a complete program (model and controller). The book is simple and practical, with the aim of the industrial implementation of many processes: BroïŽda models, Strejc, integrators, dual integrators, with delay, or with inverse response. All settings are abundantly illustrated with response curves.

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  • Publication Date:2017.

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  • Description:1 online resource : : illustrations

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9780081023884, 008102388X
  • oclc:ocn992570050
  • LC Classification:TJ217.6
  • Dewey Decimal:629.8

Table of Contents

Front Cover -- Predictive Control -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. Principle -- 1.1. Trajectory -- 1.2. Models -- 1.3. Prediction -- 2. Control Law -- 2.1. Principle of predictive control -- 2.2. Stable system with delay -- 2.3. Integrating systems -- 2.4. Double integrating systems -- 3. Process Models -- 3.1. Decomposition of a model into systems of first order -- 3.2. Sampling transfer function of systems -- 3.3. Transfer functions execution algorithms -- 4. Implementation -- 4.1. System of first order -- 4.2. Stable systems -- 4.3. Integrating systems -- 4.4. Double integrating systems -- 5. Setting of Stable Systems -- 5.1. Setting parameters -- 5.2. Setting of stable systems -- 5.3. Strejc models -- 5.4. Strejc models with inverse response -- 5.5. Damped oscillating systems -- 6. Setting of Integrating Systems -- 6.1. Setting elements -- 6.2. Integrating models and time constants -- 6.3. Integrating models and time constants with inverse response -- 6.4. Double integrating systems -- 7. Performances and Setting -- 7.1. Sampling period -- 7.2. Model conformity -- 7.3. Command constraints -- 7.4. Linearization -- 7.5. Passage to automatic mode -- 7.6. Examples of sett…

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