Estimating initial states of a system model for controlling an industrial process
AssigneeABB Research Ltd.
InventorsAlvarez Eduardo Gallestey, Jan Poland, Konrad Stadler, Sebastian Gaulocher, Hamed Foroush
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AssigneeABB Research Ltd.
InventorsAlvarez Eduardo Gallestey, Jan Poland, Konrad Stadler, Sebastian Gaulocher, Hamed Foroush
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A model-based control of an industrial process using a merged MLD system model is provided for the estimation and subsequent control of the process. An optimization of an objective function is performed. The objective function includes a difference between an observed quantity and an output variable of a Mixed Logical Dynamic (MLD) system model of the process. The optimization is performed as a function of state variables of the MLD system model, over a number of time steps in the past, and subject to constraints defined by the MLD system model's dynamics. The optimizing values of the state variables are retained as estimated initial states for subsequent control of the process in a model-based manner including the same MLD system model. The single MLD system model is a combination or merger of individual MLD subsystem models representing the sub-processes of the process, and may be elaborated during a customization step.
A method of estimating initial states of a system model for an industrial process with a plurality of sub-processes, the method comprising:
A device for controlling an industrial process, based on an estimated initial state and a merged Mixed Logical Dynamic (MLD) system model of the industrial process, the merged MLD system model being a combination of MLD subsystem models representing sub-processes of the industrial process, the device comprising a processor configured to:
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium having a program recorded thereon that causes a processor of a computer processing device to estimate initial states of a system model for an industrial process with a plurality of sub-processes, the program causing the processor to execute operations comprising:
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