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 Transition Control Using Multiple Adaptive Models and an H-infinity Controller Design

Authors:

Zhenhua Tian and Karlene A. Hoo
*Department of Chemical Engineering, Texas Tech University

ABSTRACT

By transition control, it is meant a type of control method that is employed when the plant transitions from one operating state to another as a result of a set point change or a disturbance. This paper develops an adaptive multiple model approach that simultaneously adapts the model parameters and the parameters of an H-infinity controller design. The method is then demonstrated on a nonlinear chemical reactor that transitions between two stable operating
states.

Publication Information: Download Manuscript - PDF format
Proceedings of 2001 American Automatic Control Conference, Anchorage, AK

Corresponding Author:    Karlene A. Hoo

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