Nonlinear control of an industrial reactive distillation column

Grüner, Stefan; Mohl, K. D.; Kienle, Achim; Gilles, Ernst Dieter; Fernholz, G.; Friedrich,

doi:10.1016/s1474-6670(17)33809-0

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“…In particular, concepts for nonreactive processes can be directly transferred to reactive processes by means of transformed concentration variables. These include nonlinear model reduction,25 model based measurement and model based control,33, 34 like nonlinear model predictive control, for example. Furthermore, nonlinear waves may also guide the way to the development of new advanced operational strategies and new processes 35–37…”

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“…The flfSt part, presented in this paper, deals with open-loop analysis, control structure selection, linear controller design, and robustness considerations. The second part by Griiner, et al (2001) examines the nonlinear behavior and control of the process in more detail.…”

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Linear MIMO controller design for an industrial reactive distillation column

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The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the use of advanced linear controller design methods foran industrial scale reactive distillation column. The open-loop analysis of the process behavior indicates that linear control of the process is promising. Therefore, a control structure selection is made by an analysis of the physical behavior of the system and a RGA-analysis. Afterwards a frequency response approximation technique is used for the design of linear MIMO-controllers. Robustness of the closed loop is observed during the controller design. Finally, the controller is tested on the nonlinear process model. Copyright© 2001 IFAC

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Nonlinear control of an industrial reactive distillation column

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Dynamics of reaction separation processes in the limit of chemical equilibrium

Dynamics of reaction separation processes in the limit of chemical equilibrium

Linear MIMO controller design for an industrial reactive distillation column

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