2015 20th International Conference on Process Control (PC) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/pc.2015.7169947
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Robust controller design for a heat exchanger

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“…varying the manipulated variable flow rate from 150 L/h up to 450 L/h, in a response recording the output temperature of cold water. Finally, based on input-output data acquired from the experimental test, the system model in equation 1and (2) has been obtained using system identification. As shown in Fig.…”
Section: Experimental System Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…varying the manipulated variable flow rate from 150 L/h up to 450 L/h, in a response recording the output temperature of cold water. Finally, based on input-output data acquired from the experimental test, the system model in equation 1and (2) has been obtained using system identification. As shown in Fig.…”
Section: Experimental System Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In many engineering processes heat exchangers are important thermal devices, and used to change the temperature distribution of two materials either direct or indirect contacts [1,2,3]. There are different types of heat exchangers that can be used in industries but the most commonly used ones are shell and tube heat exchangers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, first principle modelling of a heat exchanger for a high temperature milk pasteurization unit was enumerated using log mean temperature difference approach [39]. In our research, a nonlinear physical model of a fluid-fluid HE process is detailed in this section, adopted from [40]. Here, we consider the outlet temperature of the process fluid po T as the controlled variable and flow rate c F of the heating fluid as the manipulated variable.…”
Section: Example 3: Heat Exchangermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, el controlador H∞ es un controlador de alto orden difícil de implementar y requiere un gran conocimiento del sistema para selección de las funciones de peso. En [45] se presenta dos controladores robustos diseñados por el criterio de frontera de estabilidad y el teorema de pequeña ganancia.…”
Section: Algoritmos De Control Y Sintoníaunclassified
“…Por lo tanto, φ no será nulo, pero cuanto más pequeño sea su valor mejor será el comportamiento del sistema. (3)Los índices de desempeño basado en criterios de integrales "optimas" encontrados en la literatura son: IAE (Integral of the Absolute Value of the error)[8],[13],[23],[45],[48],[50], este criterio es sensible a pequeños errores, es un indicador de un pobre amortiguamiento del lazo cerrado, la desventaja de este criterio es que su evaluación requiere una gran cantidad de cálculo o simulación del proceso; ISE (Integral of the Square of the error)[8],[23],[36],[48],[50], es relativamente insensible a pequeños errores, pero los grandes errores contribuyen fuertemente al valor de la integral. ITAE (Integral of the time-Weighted Absolute of the Error)[26],[36], es insensible a errores iniciales y penaliza fuertemente los errores que permanecen a lo largo del tiempo, indicador de tiempo de respuesta cortos y sobrepasos; por último, ITSE (Integral of…”
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