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Cascade control
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Cascade Control
Cascadecontrolisemployedforcontrollinglargeandcomplexprocesses,whereperformanceofasinglecontrollerisnotacceptabledueto(i)slowclosedloopresponseand/or(ii)highsensitivitytoplantgainchangesandload/disturbances.
InordertoemployCascadeControl,thereshouldbeatleastonemeasurableintermediate(secondary)variablewhichaffecttheprimaryprocessvariable.
Suchprocessesarecalledcascadedecomposable Theprocessequationy=f(u,d)
Whereu=input,y=primaryPVanddisdisturbance
Su y
d
Undecomposedprocess
u y2 y3 y
d3d2d1
S1 S2S3
decomposedprocess
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Cascade Control-IITheprocessequationy=f(u,d)
Where u=input,y=primaryPVanddisdisturbance
Maybedecomposableasfollows y=f3(y3,d3)=f3{f2(y2,d2),d3}
=f3[f2 {f1 (u, d1),d2},d3]y2andy3 areintermediate variableswhich,ina
cascadeform,affectsy,theprimaryPV,
u y2 y3 y
d3d2d1
S1 S2S3
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Cascade Control-III
Cascadecontrolcansubstantiallyimprovetheperformanceofthecontrolledsystemoversingle-loopcontrolwhenever (1)Disturbancesaffecttheintermediateorsecondaryprocess
or(2)thegainofthesecondaryprocess,includingtheactuator,isnonlinear.
Inthefirstcase,acascadecontrolsystemcanlimittheeffectofthedisturbancesenteringthesecondaryvariableontheprimaryoutput.
Inthesecondcase,acascadecontrolsystemcanlimittheeffectofgainvariationsintheactuatororthesecondaryprocessontheclosedloopperformance. Suchgainvariationsusuallyarisefromchangesinoperating
pointduetosetpointchangesorsustaineddisturbances.
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Cascade control-IVThestructureofa(twoloop)cascadecontrolled
systemwithtwocontrollersisshownbelow
Effectreducedbyinner
loop(2rycontroller)
Effectofgainvariationreducedbyinnerloop
(2rycontroller)
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Cascade control-V
Wenotethefollowing: Theprocessisdecomposedintwopartssometimescalledthe
main/primaryprocessandtheinner/secondaryprocess
Therearetwofeedbackloops,twocontrollersandtwo
transmitters
Theprimarycontrollersuppliesthesetpointtothesecondarycontroller- andareincascade
Morethantwocontrollersmaysimilarlybecascaded
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Cascade control-VIOfficialdefinition:
Acascadecontrolsystemisamultiple-loopsystemwheretheprimaryvariableiscontrolledbyadjustingthesetpoint ofarelatedsecondaryvariablecontroller.
Theprimaryobjectiveincascadecontrolis: todivideanotherwisedifficulttocontrolprocessinto
twoportions, wherebyasecondarycontrolloopisformedarounda
majordisturbances thusleavingonlyminordisturbancestobecontrolled
bytheprimarycontroller.Themethodcanalsobeextendedtothreeor
moreloops
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Cascade control-VII
Onlyonecontroller,onecontrolloop,onetransmitter
Thesolecontrollerhastotakecareofthelagandnonlinearityofthevalveactuatorandthatoftheheatexchanger
SETPOINT
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Cascade control-VIIISETPOINT
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Cascade control-IX
Thesecondaryloopcontrolssteamflowbydirectly
manipulatingthevalve
Theprimaryloopcontrolsthetemperatureoftheprocess
fluidbydemandingappropriateflowofsteamfromthesecondarycontroller
Oneflowtransmitter,one
temperaturetransmitter,onetemperaturecontrolleranda
flowcontrollerarerequired
SETPOINT
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Cascade control-X
TheinputtotheFCEcanbelimited,eitherattheinputorattheoutputofthe2rycontroller.
Bymovingthelimitertotheinputofthe2rycontroller,thesecondaryPVcanalsobelimited,ifdesired.
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Advantages of Cascade control
DisturbancesarisingwithinthesecondarylooparecorrectedbythesecondarycontrollerandtheprimaryPVisnotaffected.
Phaselagexistinginthesecondarypartoftheprocessisreducedsubstantiallybythesecondaryloop. Thisimprovesthespeedofresponseoftheprimary
loop.
Effectofgainvariationsinthesecondarypartoftheprocessarecontainedwithinitsownloop.
Thesecondarylooppermitsanexactmanipulationoftheflowofmassorenergybytheprimarycontroller.
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Advantages-II Withpropertuningofparameterscascadecontrolgenerallyprovides
fasterandmorerobustperformance,withoutusingcomplexcompensators
Byapplyingstrong(withadequateproportionalgain)innerloops theouterloopbecomes lessdependentontheplantparametersandnonlinearities
Notundulyaffectedbydisturbancesoftheinnerloop
Withtheuseoflimiters,theintermediatePVsmaybekeptwithinsafelimits
Cascadecontrolusuallyprovidesmoremeaningfulinterpretationofthesetpointvariableandthecontrolleroutputs. Thishelpsinunderstandingaswellasapplyingfeedforward
compensation. E.g.inthelevelcontrolsystem,theoutputcanbefedforwardtothe
inflowcontroller
Theinnerloopsprovideeasierwayofcontrollertuning
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Advantages revisited
Bettercontroloftheprimaryvariable Primaryvariablelessaffectedbydisturbances
Fasterrecoveryfromdisturbances
Reductionofrisetime,increasedspeedofresponseoftheCLsystem
Easiertuningofdynamicperformance
Providelimitsonthesecondaryvariable
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Disadvantages of cascade controlMoresensorsarerequired
Eithermultiplecontrollerorspecialpurposecontrollershavetobeused
Tuningofcascadecontrollersrequiresmoreskill
Notallplantsareamenabletocascade
control
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Plants where cascade control is possible
Theplantcanbemodelled asasequenceoftwoormoresubsystemseachprovidingtheexcitationforthenext
Theexcitationvariableshouldbemeasurable
Eachsubsystemshouldhaveonlyoneexcitationandpossibledisturbances
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Feed Forward Control
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Feed Forward Control
Traditionallyfeedforwardcontrolusedtheset-pointpointsignaltodirectlycontrolthevalve,bypassingthecontroller. Hencethename ActedasaSPproportionalbias Rarelyusednowadays
Controller PLANT
ValveActuator
SP
PV
FeedForwardPath
PV
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Another Classical FF Example
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Feed Forward-II
NowfeedforwardmostlyusesmeasurableloadanddisturbancesignalstoactuatetheFCE
VerycommoninindustrialcontrolUsedoftenwithcascadecontrol
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Feed Forward Control-III
TheFFcontrollerreceivesthedisturbancemeasurement,computescontrolactionstocounterits
impendingimpactonthemeasuredprocessvariable,andtransmitstheresulttotheFCE.
FeedforwardisusefulwhenloadandmeasurabledisturbancescausesubstantialchangeinthePV
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Feed Forward Control-IV
Advantages Makesresponsetoload/disturbancechangefaster Possibletoreducesteadystateerrordueto
persistentloadchanges
Disadvantages Loadmustbemeasurable Moretransmittersrequired CannotbeusedasstandaloneCLAWexceptfor
trivialsystems FFgainneedstobechangedwithchangeinplantparameter
Alwaysusedwithfeedback
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FF Control Example: liquid level control
Configuration-1 Measuresoutlet
flowQ2
andadjustsinletvalvebyafeedforwardcontroller
Inanattempttomatchthetwoflows
FF H
Q1,P1
Q2
Objective:Tokeeptheliquid
LevelHatadesiredvalue
FlowXmitteromittedforclarity
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FF Control Example: liquid level II
Shortcomings: Valvesettingtoinletflow
maynotbeknownaccurately,dependson
inletpressureP1,
fluiddensity
Flowcoefficientvariationduetoageing,wear,fouling
FFgaincannotbesettoensureconstantlevel
FF H
Q1,P1
Q2
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FF Control Example: liquid level III Configuration-II:
Flowlooptoensuretheinletflowmatchesthedemandedflow=theoutletflow(FFgain=1)
Withperfectmatchingofflows,thelevelremainsconstant.
Limitation thoughthelevelwouldremain
constant,itsexactvalueisundetermined.
Thematchingcannotbeperfectbecauseof
Measurementerrors Theremaybetransient
mismatchduetovalvepositioningloopandflowloop.
H
Q2
FCFT
FF
Q1
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FF Control Example: liquid level IV
Configuration-III: Cascadecontrolwithfeed
forward
TheFFattemptstomatchtheinputandoutletflows,thelevelremainsapproximatelyconstant.
Theouterfeedbackloophastotakecareofmatchingimperfections.
Evenalowproportionalgainmaybeadequate.
Q1,P1
H
Q2
FCFT
FF
LC
SP
SP2
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Ratio ControlRatiocontrolisusedtoensurethattwoormore
flowsarekeptatthesameratioeveniftheflowsarechanging.
Applicationsofratiocontrol: Maintainingcorrectairandfuelmixtureto
combustion.
Blendingtwoormoreflowstoproduceamixturewithspecifiedcompositionforchemicalreaction(feed).
Blendingtwoormoreflowstoproduceamixturewithspecifiedphysicalproperties.e.g.inlubricant
Blendingtwoormoreflowstoproduceamixturewithspecifiedtestorflavour
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Ratio Control-II
nnumberofinputflowsEachassumedtobemeasurableOneinputflowcannotbecontrolledbytheratio
controlsystemOneoutflow
MixingOr
Reaction
Inflows:
Q1
Q3
Qn
Q(n+1)
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Ratio Control-IIISeveralcasesmayariseforratiocontrol,for
example: Thecompositionofthemixturemaynotbe
measurablewithreasonablycostlytransmitter. Onehastousefeedforwardcontrol
Oneoftheflowscannotbecontrolledbecausetheflowisdictatedbyotherconditions(wildflow).
Thisoccursinneutralizingapplication,wherethequantityoftheacidicflowisdictatedbyproductionvolume.
Thewildflowisusuallynotconstantandsoitmustbemeasured.
Onlytheother(n-1)flowsneedtobecontrolledonthebasisofmeasurements
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Ratio Control-V
FlowfollowingconfigurationThewildflowismeasuredandthisinformationis
usedtoprovidetheset-pointoftheotherflowthroughaflowcontroller.
Requiresmanualsettingoftheratio
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Ratio Control-VI
Configurationwithfeedbackandcascadecontrol.
AlsocalledRatioRelayControlorautomaticratioadjustment Theoutputcompositionismeasuredandfromthisthesuitableratio
isinferredbythefeedforwardcontroller. Fromthedesiredratioandquantityofwildflow,thesetpointforthe
otherflowisdetermined.
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Air-Fuel Ratio Control
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To ConcludeWhendesigningacontrolsystem,beawareof
thecontrolobjective Alsoforeseeanypossibleconflicts
Usingacombinationoffeedback,feedforward,ratio,andcascadecontrol,onecandesignflexiblecontrolsystems
Morecomplexcontrolsystemsarehardertotuneandmodel,
Complexloopstructuresarejustifiedwhere Performance isimportant.
Thecomplexloopoutperformssimplerarchitectures