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Title: W' Khaisongkram, D' Banjerdpongchai, S' Arunsawatwong


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Dynamic Controller Design for a Binary
Distillation Column via the Method of Inequalities
W. Khaisongkram, D. Banjerdpongchai, S.
Arunsawatwong Department of Electrical
Engineering, Chulalongkorn University
2002 Electrical Engineering Conference (EECON
25) November 21, 2002
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Outline
  • Introduction
  • Mathematical Model of a Binary Distillation
    Column
  • Problem Statement
  • Design Criteria
  • Performance Index
  • Solution via the Method of Inequalities

  • Controller Structure
  • Nonlinear Simulation Results
  • Conclusions

Controller Design for a Binary Distillation Column
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Introduction
  • Binary Distillation Column
  • Multi-input multi-output
  • Strong nonlinearity
  • Strong loop interaction
  • Significant disturbances
  • Feed flow rate
  • Feed composition

Interesting challenging to many
researchers (Luyben 1990,1992, Morari Zafiriou
1989)
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  • Objective Regulate y within a prescribed
    bound in the presence of disturbances
  • Disturbance modeling
  • Step input signal
  • White (Colored) noise
  • Persistent input with bounds on magnitude
    rate of change

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  • Controller design via the method of inequalities
  • Applicable to MIMO systems
  • Controller structure can be specified
  • Formulate problem as a set of inequalities
  • Utilize numerical search methods
  • The regulated outputs are maintained
  • within the prescribed bounds

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Model of a Binary Distillation Column
  • Control system structure L-V (Luyben 1990)
  • Regulated outputs
  • Top composition xD
  • Bottom composition xB
  • Control inputs
  • Reflux rate R
  • Reboiler rate V
  • Disturbance
  • Feed flow rate F

(Assume constant feed composition xF )
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  • Parameters
  • Number of trays 20
  • Feed trays 10th
  • More (Perry Chemical Handbook 1984)
  • General assumptions
  • Constant relative volatility
  • Neglect vapor holdup
  • Neglect dynamics of condenser reboiler
  • More (Luyben 1990)
  • Linearize at the equilibrium state set point

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Problem Statement
Design a controller such that y is
maintained inside a certain bound in the
presence of all possible inputs f ...
What should be a reasonable input space ??
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Input Space
  • Step signal
  • Infinite rate of change
  • Piecewise constant
  • White (Colored) noise
  • unbounded magnitude
  • unbounded rate of change

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Input Space
Input with bound on magnitude rate of change
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  • Consistency with real disturbances
  • Magnitude restriction is caused by dimension
    of piping system.
  • Restriction on rate of change is effected by
    mass of fluid liquid foregoing process.
  • Magnitude rate of change randomly and
    persistently change for all time.

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Design Criteria
Specifications on top bottom compositions Lim
itations on reflux rate and reboiler rate
(From the physical limitation)
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Performance Index
Upperbound v1 (v1 gt v) Since F f
f lt 10 (Bounded input) then v1
10 h(t)dt where h(t) impulse response
(from f to v)
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Upperbound v2 (v2 gt v) (Zakian 1979) From
v(t,f) s(q)f(t-q)dq then v2 5 s(t)
- sssdt 10sss where s(t) step
response (from f to v) sss lim s(t)
Upperbound v v minv1 , v2
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Solution via the Method of Inequalities
The method of inequalities (Zakian Al-Naib
1973) requires the design problem be cast as
Qi(p) lt i i 1, , m where
Qi() performance index (v) i
positive value p design parameter

Numerical solution can be obtained by the moving
boundaries process algorithm.
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Controller Structure
Choose the controller K of the form
  • The dependent elements are eliminated
  • p p1, , p12 design parameters

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Design Results
  • Solution is obtained after 156 iterations.

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Nonlinear Simulation Results
Using nonlinear model in Luyben 90 and input f
in F
Top Composition
Bottom Composition
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Nonlinear Simulation Results (cont.)
Using nonlinear model in Luyben 90 and input f
in F
Reflux rate
Reboiler Rate
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Conclusions
  • control design for a binary distillation column
    with
  • specified controller structure can be
    formulated as
  • a set of inequalities.
  • A new idea of disturbance modeling, which is
    more
  • realistic than former models, is proposed.
  • The design problem is numerically solved via
    the
  • method of inequalities.
  • The simulation results show that the controller
    satisfies
  • the design criteria.

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Controller Design for a Binary Distillation Column
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