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Robustness and performance of
modified smith predictors for Processes
with longer dead-times
G.Saravanakumar1, R.S.D.WahidhaBanu 2, V.I.George1 1Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal-576104, India 2Government College of Engineering, Salem-636011, India Abstract: Processes that contain a large transport lag [exp (-τDs)] can be difficult to control because a disturbance in set point or load does not reach the output of the process until τD units of time have elapsed. The control strategy known as Dead-Time Compensating controller is also referred to as a Smith predictor. The control algorithm in a smith predictor is normally a PI controller. This paper describes the advantage of modified smith predictors which has the advantage over the dead-time compensating controllers is that although it contains five parameters, only three are adjusted by the operator namely the gain ,the Integral time and the deadtime. The controller is also suited for processes with varying longer dead-times and can be tuned manually in the same way as a PID controller and has the advantage over the other smith predictor based controllers. Keywords: Smith predictor, IMC (Internal model control), System Identification, Predictive control, Dead-time
Biographies:
@ARTICLE{P1110626006,
AUTHOR = {G.Saravanakumar and R.S.D.WahidhaBanu
and V.I.George },
TITLE = {Robustness and performance of modified smith predictors for Processes with longer dead-times}, JOURNAL = {ICGST International Journal on Automatic Control and Systems Engineering, ACSE}, YEAR = {2006}, VOLUME = {06}, ISSUE = {III}, PAGES = {41--46} }
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