Optimal Input Strategy for Plug and Play Process Control Systems

Martin Nygaard Kragelund; John-Josef Leth; Rafal Wisniewski

doi:10.1109/CDC.2010.5718092

Optimal Input Strategy for Plug and Play Process Control Systems

Martin Nygaard Kragelund, John-Josef Leth, Rafal Wisniewski

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This paper considers the problem of optimal operation of a plant, which goal is to maintain production at minimum cost. The system considered in this work consists of a joined plant and redundant input systems. It is assumed that each input system contributes to a flow of goods into the joined part of the plant where the commodities (outputs) are produced. A profit function with a certain regular structure is defined for such a plant. Then the profit is maximized subject to tracking of a given reference production. The work shows whether a new input ought to be included in the system to improve the performance of the plant. The results are applied to a coal fired power plant where an additional
new fuel system, gas, becomes available.

Original language	English
Journal	I E E E Conference on Decision and Control. Proceedings
Pages (from-to)	2474 - 2479
ISSN	0743-1546
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/CDC.2010.5718092
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	49th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control - Atlanta, United States Duration: 15 Dec 2010 → 17 Dec 2010

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Conference	49th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control
Country/Territory	United States
City	Atlanta
Period	15/12/2010 → 17/12/2010

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Hybrid Control
Leth, J. & Wisniewski, R.
The Danish Council for Technology and Innovation
01/03/2008 → 31/12/2011
Project: Research
Plug and Play Process Control (P<sup>3</sup>C)
Stoustrup, J., Kragelund, M. N., Knudsen, T., Michelsen, A. G., Nielsen, K. M., Pedersen, T. S., Schiøler, H., Bendtsen, J. D., Wisniewski, R., Nielsen, J. F. D., Trangbæk, K., Jensen, T. N., De Persis, C., Izadi-Zamanabadi, R., Thybo, C., Larsen, L. F. S., Vadstrup, P., Kallesøe, C. S., Riisgaard-Jensen, M., Hauberg Fischer, T., Christensen, S. H., Mølbak, T., Just Nielsen, R., Knudsen, J. & Edlund, K. S.
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01/09/2006 → 31/08/2011
Project: Research

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