1995
DOI: 10.1016/0098-1354(94)00085-3
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Adaptive input-output linearizing control of a continuous stirred tank reactor

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“…In the context of linearizable systems, Sastry and Isidori [SI89] used parameter adaptation approach for improving the control of nonlinear processes. This approach was used by Iyer and Farell [IF95] to improve the performance of input-output control of one reactor. In a parallel study, Huberman and Lumer [HL90] introduced a simple adaptive control mechanism into nonlinear systems where a parameter in the system is updated using the difference between setpoint and output, and its derivatives.…”
Section: Unmeasured Disturbances and Their Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the context of linearizable systems, Sastry and Isidori [SI89] used parameter adaptation approach for improving the control of nonlinear processes. This approach was used by Iyer and Farell [IF95] to improve the performance of input-output control of one reactor. In a parallel study, Huberman and Lumer [HL90] introduced a simple adaptive control mechanism into nonlinear systems where a parameter in the system is updated using the difference between setpoint and output, and its derivatives.…”
Section: Unmeasured Disturbances and Their Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the context of linearizable systems, Sastry and Isidori [SI89] used parameter adaptation approach for improving the control of nonlinear processes. This approach was used by Iyer and Farell [IF95] to improve the performance of input-output control of one reactor. In a parallel study, Huberman and Lumer [HL90] introduced a simple adaptive control mechanism into nonlinear systems where a parameter in the system is updated using the difference between setpoint and output, and its derivatives.…”
Section: Unmeasured Disturbances and Their Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adaptive control was proposed as a way of automatically adjusting the controller parameters in the face of changing aircraft dynamics. While the progress in this area was initially very slow, during the past decade, adaptive control theory has made significant advances and many applications have been reported in chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, robotics, bioengineering, and so on. Control of such processes has also been studied in the context of robust control of processes with time-varying uncertain variables. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adaptive temperature control of stirred tank chemical reactors has been studied extensively. ,, ,, The control methods proposed and/or used all calculate the manipulated input on the basis of estimates of rate of heat production by reactions and/or the overall heat-transfer coefficient. To obtain the estimates, Regnier et al., Ni, Wright and Kravaris, and Defaye et al used very simple models such random walk, Clarke-Pringle and MacGregor 11 used simple models, and Soroush and Kravaris used very detailed models of the parameters.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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