2004
DOI: 10.1109/tcst.2003.821948
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Fuzzy Plus Integral Control of the Effluent Turbidity in Direct Filtration

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“…System dynamics in tracking control may change significantly. Therefore, the fuzzy control is a convenient choice because it is possible to finely tune the control actions in a nonlinear fashion for different tracking error ranges [24]. Hence, in order to improve its control performance, in some nonlinear systems and in the case of strong disturbances, fuzzy and PID controllers are used in parallel [24,32].…”
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“…System dynamics in tracking control may change significantly. Therefore, the fuzzy control is a convenient choice because it is possible to finely tune the control actions in a nonlinear fashion for different tracking error ranges [24]. Hence, in order to improve its control performance, in some nonlinear systems and in the case of strong disturbances, fuzzy and PID controllers are used in parallel [24,32].…”
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“…Therefore, the fuzzy control is a convenient choice because it is possible to finely tune the control actions in a nonlinear fashion for different tracking error ranges [24]. Hence, in order to improve its control performance, in some nonlinear systems and in the case of strong disturbances, fuzzy and PID controllers are used in parallel [24,32]. In view of the characteristics of nonlinearity for CPR, a proportional-integral controller needs to be added in parallel to the fuzzy controller for the tracking control of the CPR in order to improve the steady-state error performance.…”
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“…Nanyang Technological University Library induction motor drives [97] which reduces the steady state error as compared with PI-type fuzzy logic controller, while keeping the merits of PI-type FLC. Onat M. proposed fuzzy plus integral control of the effluent turbidity in direct filtration[65] which successfully compensates the disturbances such as the filter flow rate and the influent turbidity that directly affect the effluent turbidity.Rubaai A. proposed a hybrid fuzzy and PI controller for PM BDCM drive system which is effective and simple to design[76]. However it is a single closed-loop controller without current loop which will be slow response in motor starting and sensitive to load disturbance.…”
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