TY - JOUR
T1 - Modelling and control of two-phase systems
AU - Lewin, D. R.
AU - Faigon, M.
AU - Fuchs, A.
AU - Semiat, R.
N1 - Copyright:
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PY - 1992
Y1 - 1992
N2 - This paper outlines a linear model-based control design procedure, suitable for processes involving two-phase phenomena, where the transient response is often subject to nonminimum phase characteristics: inverse response and time delays. In order to capture these features in the process models implicit in the control scheme, it may be necessary to model the transients in each phase separately, thus precluding simple homogeneous approaches. Furthermore, as shown by two examples, combinations of nonminimum phase characteristics can be accurately modelled by the Parallel Linear Structure, introduced here, which can be the basis for improved linear control design. (A)
AB - This paper outlines a linear model-based control design procedure, suitable for processes involving two-phase phenomena, where the transient response is often subject to nonminimum phase characteristics: inverse response and time delays. In order to capture these features in the process models implicit in the control scheme, it may be necessary to model the transients in each phase separately, thus precluding simple homogeneous approaches. Furthermore, as shown by two examples, combinations of nonminimum phase characteristics can be accurately modelled by the Parallel Linear Structure, introduced here, which can be the basis for improved linear control design. (A)
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VL - 16
SP - S149-S156
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SN - 0098-1354
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