This paper presents the design and performance analysis of Differential Evolution (DE) algorithm based Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) controller for temperature control of Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) plant in chemical industries. The proposed work deals about the design of Differential Evolution (DE) algorithm in order to improve the performance of CSTR. In this, the process is controlled by controlling the temperature of the liquid through manipulation of the coolant flow rate with the help of modified Model Reference Adaptive Controller (MRAC). The transient response of temperature process is improved by using PID Controller, Differential Evolution Algorithm based PID and fuzzy based DE controller. Finally, the temperature response is compared with experimental results of CSTR.
Ensuring design correctness is an important task in the software development and in particular component-based protocol development. We developed a component-oriented design approach for the design of communication protocols and distributed systems. The approach aims at the reuse of components represented by Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams. In this paper we propose a verification approach to verify our component-based protocol designs by combing trace equivalence and model checking. Foremost, the internal and external component behaviors are verified independently regarding their formal correctness. Next, the correctness and consistency of compositions are verified. This is achieved by generating the component adaptation path as traces during the composition.The requirements, i.e., safety and liveness properties, are formulated using linear temporal logic formulae. We apply the SPIN tool as our model checking mechanism. For this, we present a method for automatically transforming the protocol design components into PROMELA.
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