Use of core process models in model predictive controller

Data processing: generic control systems or specific application – Generic control system – apparatus or process – Optimization or adaptive control

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ABSTRACT:
A method is presented for updating process models (100) used in a model predictive controller when a change has been made in any regulatory controller configuration and/or it's tuning without having to conduct new full identification testing of the process. The method employs Core Process Models of Controlled Variables (101) and Manipulated Variables (103), devoid of dynamics of interacting regulatory controllers in conjunction with Manipulated Variables Disturbance Rejection Models (104). The process models (100) can be updated for use for on-line control as well as for off-line simulation studies including operator training. This allows updating of a complex multivariable process control with relatively ease with absolute minimal of additional data gathering.

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