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Adaptive Control
• Automatic adjustment of controller settings to compensate for unanticipated changes in the process or the environment (“self-tuning” controller)
--- uncertainties---nonlinearities--- time-varying parameters
Offers significant benefits for difficult control problems
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Examples-process changes•Catalyst behavior•Heat exchanger fouling•Startup, shutdown•Large frequent disturbances (grade or quality changes flow
rate)•Ambient conditions
Programmed Adaption—If process changes are known, measurable, or can be
anticipated, use this information to adjust controller settings accordingly,
-- store different settings for different conditions
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Figure: Closed-loop Process Response Before Retuning (dashed line) and After Retuning (solid line)
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Controller gain = Reset = Derivative = , f=full scaleZiegler-Nichols:
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Could use periodic step tests to identify dynamics
E.g.
Then update controller using Cohen-Coon settings
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Rule of Thumb: (stability theory)
If process gain, , varies, the controller gain, , should be adjusted in a
inverse manner so that the product remains constant.
Example: PH control
• Ref: Shinskey, Process Control Systems (197: pp. 132-135)
g-ions/l (normality)
• Titration curves for strong acids and strong bases:
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Process gain = slope of curve (extremely variable)Control at pH= 7 ?
𝐴𝑐𝑖𝑑 𝑓𝑙𝑜𝑤𝐼𝑛𝑙𝑒𝑡 𝑓𝑙𝑜𝑤 ×10
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pH
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• Commercial Adaptive Controllers(not in DCS)
(1) Leeds and Northrup
(2) Toshiba
(3) ASEA (self-tuning regulator or min
variance)
(4) Foxboro(expert system)
(5) SATT/Fisher Controls(autotuner)
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L+N Controller (Cont. Eng. Aug, 1981)Based on not overshoot exponential approach to set point (no offset) ( is unknown)
If Then (D) (P) (I)If overshoot occurs model error re-model, re-tune(analogous to Dahlin digital controller)(Use discrete PID, second order difference equation)
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Many Different PossibilitiesDESIGN ESTIMATOR
REGULATOR PROCESS𝑦 𝑠𝑒𝑡 𝑢 𝑦
Design Methods: Minimum variance LQG Pole-placement Phase and gain margins
Estimation Methods: Stochastic approximation Recursive least squares Extended least squares Multi-stage least squares Instrumental variance Recursive maximum likelihood
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QUESTION: How can we use on-line information about to help control
the plant?
(1) Simple idea
-use as if it were
Certainty Equivalence
Other Ideas
(2) Reduce size of control signals since we know is in error.
CAUTION
(3) Add extra signals to help learn about
PROBING
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Plant
Parameter Estimator
Control law Synthesis
Feedback
{𝑢 (𝑡 ) } {𝑦 (𝑡 ) }{𝑑 (𝑡 ) }
�̂� (𝑡 )
�̂� (𝑡 )
Set point
Linear Stochastic
Nonlinear
Time Varying
Nonlinear
A special class of nonlinear control
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• Classification of Adaptive Control Techniques(1) explicit – model parameters estimated explicitly; Indirect – control law obtained via model;(2) implicit – model parameters imbedded in control law; Direct – control law estimated directly;
• Adaptive Control Algorithms(1) On-line parameter estimation;(2) Adaptive Control design methods based on
(a) quadratic cost functions(b) pole placement(c) stability theory
(3) Miscellaneous methods
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On-line Parameter Estimation• Continuous
Nonlinear regression to find ,
• Discrete
Linear regression to find , More suited to computer control and monitoring
• Non-sequential
Long time horizon
Batch
Off-line
• Sequential
One point at a time
On-line
Continuous updating
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• Linear difference equation model
• Models for adaptive control usually linear and low order (n=2 or 3)-- n too large too many parameters;-- n too small inadequate description of dynamicsSelect time delay (k) so that k=2 or 3Fractional time-delay causes non-minimum phase model (discrete)Affected by sampling time
Non-minimum phase appears min phase
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• Closed loop estimation – least squares solution is not unique for constant feedback gain. Parameter estimates can be found if
(1) feedback control law is time-varying
(2) separate perturbation signal is employed
Ex.
(1)
Feedback control (constant gain)
Set
, (2)
Mult. (2) by ; add to Eq. (1)
Non-unique parameter estimates yield
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Application to Digital (models and control)(linear discrete model)
: time delay; : output; : input ; : disturbance
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Least Squares Parameter Estimation
Where
(“least squares”) is the predicted value of
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is the Kalman filter gain
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• Numerical accuracy problems-- P can become indefinite (round-off)-- use square-root filtering or other decomposition(S(t) upper triangular matrix) generally becomes smaller over time (insensitive to new
measurements) may actually be time-varying
• Implementation of Parameter Estimation Algorithms-- Covariance resetting-- variable forgetting factor-- use of perturbation signal
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• Enhance sensitivity of least squares estimation algorithms with forgetting factor
prevents elements of from becoming too small (improves sensitivity), but noise may lead to incorrect parameters
typical: all data weighted equally
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0.999 0.99 0.952000 200 400.135 0.134 0.129
Parameter estimateFor ,
Faster convergence, but more sensitive to noise
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• Covariance Resetting/Forgetting Factor
Sensitive to parameter changes (noise causes parameter drift)
P can become excessively large (estimator windup)
add D when exceeds limit or when becomes too small
Constant , is usually unsatisfactory
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• Alternative method – “a priori” covariance matrix
Equivalent to “covariance resetting” and Kalman filter version
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• One solution: Perturbation signal added to process input (via set pt)• Large signal: good parameter estimates but large errors in process
output• Small signal: opposite effects• Vogel (UT) 1. Set ; 2. Use D (added when becomes small)3. Use PRBS perturbation signal (only when estimation error is large and P is not small), vary PRBS amplitude with size of elements of P (proportional amplitude)PRBS –19 intervals
4. 5 filter parameters estimates ( used by controller)
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• Model DiagnosticsReject spurious model parameters. Check
(1) model gain (high, low limits)(2) poles(3) modify large parameter changes (delimiter)
• Other Modifications:(1) instrumental variable method (colored vs. white noise)(2) extended least squares (noise model)
In RLS, parameter estimates are biased because is correlated with . IV uses variable transformation (linear) to yield uncorrelated residuals.In (2), apply RLS as if all are known (don’t really know if parameter estimates are erroneous)
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• Pole Placement Controller (Regulator): Model and Controller
where
• Closed-loop Transfer Function
Select , to give desired closed-loop poles
(1)
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• Example
Let , (1) becomes
, , all other , =0
Modify to obtain integral action
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• Pole placement controller (Servo)
Place poles/cancel zeros (avoid direct inversion of process model)
• Design Rationale:
(1) Open-loop zeros which are not desired as closed-loop zeros
must appear in .
(2) Open-loop zeros which are not desired as controller poles in
F must appear in . (example: zeros outside unit circle)
(3) Specify (integral action, closed-loop gain = 1)
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(1) and (2) may require spectral factorizationTwo special cases avoid this step.
(a) all process zeros are cancelled (Dahlin’s Controller)(b) no process zeros are cancelled (Vogel-Edgar)
These are both explicit algorithms (pole placement difficult to formulate as implicit algorithm)• Numerical Example
Discrete Model:
(); (6); : Gaussian noise with zero mean and
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• Simulation Conditions
Time Events
0 Start with
50 Set point change from 0 to 1
100 Load (d) change from 0 to 0.2
150 Process gain change from 1 to 2
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• Controller
• : minimum expected dead time• Process model
Features:(1) Variable dead time compensation(2) # parameters to be estimated depends on range of dead time(3) handles non-minimum phase systems, also poorly damped zeroes(4) includes integral action(5) on-line tuning parameter ("response time", )
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Figure: Flow Chart for the Parameter Estimation Algorithm
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• Flow Chart for Adaptive Controller/Dead (Time compensator)
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• User-specified Parameters
(1) (, dominant time constant)
(2) model order n=1 or 2. (n=2 does not work well for 1st order)
(3) K- minimum dead time based on operating experience
(4) initial parameter estimates
(a) open loop test
(b) Conventional control, closed loop test
(5) high/low gain limits (based on operating experience)
(6) (select as )
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Figure 7 Process Diagram for Control of Condenser Outlet Temperature (Distillation Column Provides the Disturbance)
Column: MeOH –H2O8 Seive trays; Thermo siphon re-boiler; constant pressure
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