Detailed Program
WePl | Sala Consiliare |
Signal Filtering in PID Control (Plenary Session) | |
Chair: Sebastian Dormido | UNED (E) |
9.00-10.00 | WePl.1 |
Tore Hägglund | Lund University (S) |
WeA1 | Sala Consiliare |
Design of PID Control Systems I | |
Chair: Karl Johan Åström | Lund University (S) |
Co-Chair: Willy Wojsznis | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
10.30-10.50 | WeA1.1 |
Intelligent PID product design | |
Willy Wojsznis | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
Terry Blevins | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
John Caldwell | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
Peter Wojsznis | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
Nixon Mark | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
10.50-11.10 | WeA1.2 |
Unified PID tuning approach for stable, integrative and unstable dead-time processes | |
Julio Normey-Rico | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Jose Luis Guzman | University of Almeria (E) |
11.10-11.30 | WeA1.3 |
Design and analysis of IMC based PID controller design for unstable systems for enhanced closed loop performance | |
A.V.N.L Anusha | National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli (IND) |
Seshagiri Rao Ambati | National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli (IND) |
11.30-11.50 | WeA1.4 |
Criteria and trade-offs in PID design | |
Olof Garpinger | Lund University (S) |
Tore Hägglund | Lund University (S) |
Karl Johan Åström | Lund University (S) |
11.50-12.10 | WeA1.5 |
Design of adaptive I-PD control for systems including time lag | |
Tsuyoshi Shiota | Keio University (J) |
Hiromitsu Ohmori | Keio University (J) |
12.10-12.30 | WeA1.6 |
Robust semi-automatic design of PID controllers for systems with time delay | |
Guillermo P. Falconí | Technische Universität München (D) |
Jürgen E. Ackermann | DLR (D) |
WeA2 | Aula N8 |
FRIT PID Design (Invited Session) | |
Chair: Toru Yamamoto | Hiroshima University (J) |
Co-Chair: Osamu Kaneko | Kanazawa University (J) |
10.30-10.50 | WeA2.1 |
PFC design via FRIT approach and adaptive PID control system design for discrete-time systems | |
Ikuro Mizumoto | Kumamoto University (J) |
Taro Takagi | Kumamoto University (J) |
10.50-11.10 | WeA2.2 |
Fictitious reference tuning using information in frequency domain | |
Yoshihiro Matsui | Tokyo National College of Technology (J) |
Tomohiko Kimura | Tokyo National College of Technology (J) |
Kazushi Nakano | The University of Electro-Communications (J) |
11.10-11.30 | WeA2.3 |
Online controller tuning via FRIT and recursive least-squares | |
Yuji Wakasa | Yamaguchi University (J) |
Kanya Tanaka | Yamaguchi University (J) |
Yuki Nishimura | Yamaguchi University (J) |
11.30-11.50 | WeA2.4 |
A design of nonlinear PID controller with neural net based FRIT | |
Yoshihiro Ohnishi | Ehime University (J) |
Shin Wakitani | Hiroshima University (J) |
Toru Yamamoto | Hiroshima University (J) |
11.50-12.10 | WeA2.5 |
FRIT based PID parameter tuning for linear time delay systems - simultaneous attainment of models and controllers - | |
Osamu Kaneko | Kanazawa University (J) |
Yusuke Wadagaki | Kanazawa University (J) |
Shigeru Yamamoto | Kanazawa University (J) |
12.10-12.30 | WeA2.6 |
PID controller tuning based on disturbance attenuation FRIT using one-shot experimental data due to a load change disturbance | |
Shiro Masuda | Tokyo Metropolitan University (J) |
WeB1 | Sala Consiliare |
Design of PID Control Systems II | |
Chair: Robin de Keyser | Ghent University (B) |
Co-Chair: Manuel Berenguel Soria | University of Almería (E) |
13.30-13.50 | WeB1.1 |
Design of feedback control for underdamped systems | |
Damir Vrancic | J. Stefan Institute (SLO) |
Paulo Moura Oliveira | University of Tras-os-Montes e Alto Douro (P) |
13.50-14.10 | WeB1.2 |
Laboratory essay with online back-calculation anti-windup scheme for a MTG system | |
Antônio Miguel Salla Neto | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Thaise Damo | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Antonio Coelho | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
14.10-14.30 | WeB1.3 |
Improvements on the filtered Smith predictor using the Clegg integrator | |
Jose Carlos Moreno | University of Almeria (E) |
Jose Luis Guzman | University of Almeria (E) |
Julio Elias Normey-Rico | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Alfonso Baños | University of Murcia (E) |
Manuel Berenguel | University of Almeria (E) |
14.30-14.50 | WeB1.4 |
Oscillation shaping in uncertain linear plants with nonlinear PI control: analysis and experimental results | |
Alessandro Pilloni | University of Cagliari (I) |
Alessandro Pisano | University of Cagliari (I) |
Elio Usai | University of Cagliari (I) |
14.50-15.10 | WeB1.5 |
The next generation of relay-based PID autotuners (part 1): some insights on the performance of simple relay-based PID autotuners | |
Clara Mihaela Ionescu | Ghent University (B) |
Robin De Keyser | Ghent University (B) |
15.10-15.30 | WeB1.6 |
The next generation of relay-based PID autotuners (part 2): a simple relay-based PID autotuner with specified modulus margin | |
Robin De Keyser | Ghent University (B) |
Oana-Lucia Joita | Technical University of Cluj-Napoca (RO) |
Clara Mihaela Ionescu | Ghent University (B) |
WeB2 | Aula N8 |
Software Tools for PID Control (Invited Session) | |
Chair: Jose Luis Guzman | University of Almería (E) |
Co-Chair: Tore Hägglund | Lund University (S) |
13.30-13.50 | WeB2.1 |
Data-driven robust PID tuning toolbox | |
José David Rojas | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
Ramon Vilanova | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
13.50-14.10 | WeB2.2 |
Software for PID design: benefits and pitfalls | |
Olof Garpinger | Lund University (S) |
Tore Hägglund | Lund University (S) |
Lars Cederqvist | Swedish Nuclear Fuel & Waste Management Company (S) |
14.10-14.30 | WeB2.3 |
I-PIDtune: an interactive tool for integrated system identification and PID control | |
Jose Luis Guzman | University of Almeria (E) |
Daniel Rivera | Arizona State University (USA) |
Manuel Berenguel | University of Almeria (E) |
Sebastián Dormido | UNED (E) |
14.30-14.50 | WeB2.4 |
Object-oriented modelling of industrial PID controllers | |
Alberto Leva | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
Marco Bonvini | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
Martina Maggio | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
14.50-15.10 | WeB2.5 |
A toolbox for robust PID controller tuning using convex optimization | |
Mehdi Sadeghpour | EPFL (CH) |
Vinicius De Oliveira | EPFL (CH) |
Alireza Karimi | EPFL (CH) |
15.10-15.30 | WeB2.6 |
An interactive software tool for the study of event-based PI controller | |
Sebastián Dormido | UNED (E) |
Manuel Beschi | University of Brescia (I) |
José Sánchez | UNED (E) |
Antonio Visioli | University of Brescia (I) |
WeC1 | Sala Consiliare |
Robustness Issues in PID Control | |
Chair: Sigurd Skogestad | NTNU (N) |
Co-Chair: Peter Hansen | (USA) |
16.00-16.20 | WeC1.1 |
Parametric robustness | |
Peter Hansen | (USA) |
16.20-16.40 | WeC1.2 |
Comparison between robust PID and predictive PI controllers with constrained control signal noise sensitivity | |
Per-Ola Larsson | Lund University (S) |
Tore Hägglund | Lund University (S) |
16.40-17.0 | WeC1.3 |
A look into robustness/performance and servo/regulation issues in PI tuning | |
Salva Alcántara | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
Ramon Vilanova | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
Carles Pedret | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
Sigurd Skogestad | NTNU (N) |
17.00-17.20 | WeC1.4 |
Fragility-rings - a graphic tool for PI/PID controllers robustness-fragility analysis | |
Victor Alfaro | Universidad de Costa Rica (CR) |
Ramon Vilanova | Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (E) |
17.20-17.40 | WeC1.5 |
Robustness considerations on PID tuning for regulatory control of inverse response processes | |
Víctor M. Alfaro | Universidad de Costa Rica (CR) |
Pedro Balaguer | Universitat Jaume I de Castelló (E) |
Orlando Arrieta | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
17.40-18.0 | WeC1.6 |
Robust gain-scheduled smith PID controllers for second order lpv systems with time varying delay | |
Vicenç Puig | UPC (E) |
Yolanda Bolea | UPC (E) |
Joaquim Blesa | UPC (E) |
WeC2 | Aula N8 |
Multivariable PID Control (Invited Session) | |
Chair: Johannes Van Dijk | University of Twente (NL) |
Co-Chair: Manuel Gil Ortega | Universidad de Sevilla (E) |
16.00-16.20 | WeC2.1 |
Model order reduction for decentralized PID control design on TITO processes | |
Pedro Balaguer | Universitat Jaume I de Castelló (E) |
Julio Ariel Romero | Universitat Jaume I de Castelló (E) |
16.20-16.40 | WeC2.2 |
Extending the AMIGO PID tuning method to MIMO systems | |
Julio Ariel Romero | Universitat Jaume I de Castelló (E) |
Pedro Balaguer | Universitat Jaume I de Castelló (E) |
16.40-17.0 | WeC2.3 |
Minimum-time rest-to-rest feedforward action for PID feedback MIMO systems | |
Luca Consolini | Università di Parma (I) |
Gabriele Lini | Università di Parma (I) |
Aurelio Piazzi | Università di Parma (I) |
Antonio Visioli | University of Brescia (I) |
17.00-17.20 | WeC2.4 |
Analytical one parameter method for PID motion controller settings | |
Johannes Van Dijk | University of Twente (NL) |
Ronald Aarts | University of Twente (NL) |
17.20-17.40 | WeC2.5 |
Robust PID control of the quadrotor helicopter | |
Ramon Andres Garcia | Universidad de Sevilla (E) |
Francisco Rodriguez Rubio | Universidad de Sevilla (E) |
Manuel Gil Ortega | Universidad de Sevilla (E) |
17.40-18.0 | WeC2.6 |
2-DOF decoupling controller formulation for set-point following on decentraliced PI/PID MIMO systems | |
Ramon Vilanova | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
Reza Katebi | University of Strathclyde (GB) |
WePS | Poster Area |
Applications of PID Controllers (Poster Session) | |
Chair: Alf J. Isaksson | Linköping University (S) |
Co-Chair: Reza Katebi | University of Strathclyde (GB) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.1 |
Wind turbine control using PI pitch angle controller | |
Abdulhamed Hwas | University of Strathclyde (GB) |
Reza Katebi | University of Strathclyde (GB) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.2 |
FPAA-based PI controller for DC servo position control system | |
Somanath Majhi | IIT Guwahati (IND) |
Virendra Kotwal | IIT Guwahati (IND) |
Utkal Mehta | Faculty of Technology, Changa (IND) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.3 |
Adaptive control system based on linear control theory for the path-following problem of a car-like mobile robot | |
Jose Luis Sanchez-Lopez | Polytechnic University of Madrid (E) |
Pascual Campoy | Polytechnic University of Madrid (E) |
Miguel Angel Olivares-Mendez | Polytechnic University of Madrid (E) |
Ignacio Mellado-Bataller | Polytechnic University of Madrid (E) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.4 |
Dual-space feedforward control of a redundantly actuated parallel manipulator for very high speed applications | |
Guilherme Sartori-Natal | LIRMM (F) |
Ahmed Chemori | LIRMM (F) |
Micaël Michelin | LIRMM (F) |
François Pierrot | LIRMM (F) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.5 |
Practical control of surge tanks suffering from frequent inlet flow upsets | |
Peter Rosander | Linköping University (S) |
Alf J. Isaksson | Linköping University (S) |
Johan Löfberg | Linköping University (S) |
Krister Forsman | Perstorp AB (S) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.6 |
Controller design methods for driving systems based on extensions of symmetrical optimum method with DC and BLDC motor applications | |
Stefan Preitl | Politehnica University of Timisoara (RO) |
Alexandra-Iulia Stinean | Politehnica University of Timisoara (RO) |
Radu-Emil Precup | Politehnica University of Timisoara (RO) |
Zsuzsa Preitl | Budapest University of Technology and Economics (H) |
Emil Petriu | University of Ottawa (CDN) |
Claudia-Adina Dragos | Politehnica University of Timisoara (RO) |
Mircea-Bogdan Radac | Politehnica University of Timisoara (RO) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.7 |
Pressure control of a large scale water network using integral action | |
Gerard Sanz | UPC (E) |
Ramon Pérez | UPC (E) |
Ricard Sánchez | UPC (E) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.8 |
Two DOF fuzzy gain scheduling PI for combustion turbogenerator speed control | |
Arnulfo Rodriguez-Martinez | Institute of Electrical Research (MEX) |
Raul Garduno-Ramirez | Institute of Electrical Research (MEX) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.9 |
Fault-tolerant fuzzy gain-scheduled PID for a quadrotor helicopter testbed in the presence of actuator faults | |
Mohammad Hadi Amoozgar | Concordia University (CDN) |
Abbas Chamseddine | Concordia University (CDN) |
Youmin Zhang | Concordia Univeristy (CDN) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.10 |
A multilevel coordinated control strategy for energy conservation in wastewater treatment plants | |
Angelo Dainotto | University of Florence (I) |
Giacomo Barni | University of Florence (I) |
Francesca Giaccherini | University of Florence (I) |
Valeria Magnolfi | University of Florence (I) |
Stefano Marsili-Libelli | University of Florence (I) |
Irene Simonetti | University of Florence (I) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.11 |
Application of a supervised improved PID for the scheduling of energy feeding in a PV - battery system | |
Lucio Ciabattoni | Università Politecnica delle Marche (I) |
Gianluca Ippoliti | Università Politecnica delle Marche (I) |
Matteo Cavalletti | Energy Resources SPA (I) |
Marco Rocchetti | Energy Resources SPA (I) |
Sauro Longhi | Università Politecnica delle Marche (I) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.12 |
Head pressure minimization of a visbreaking column through an advanced PID controllers architecture | |
David Barchiesi | Università Politecnica delle Marche (I) |
Giacomo Astolfi | Università Politecnica delle Marche (I) |
Silvia Maria Zanoli | Università Politecnica delle Marche (I) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.13 |
A cascade PID-PD controller for a hybrid piezo-hydraulic actuator in camless internal combustion engines | |
Paolo Mercorelli | Leuphana Universität Lüneburg (D) |
10.00-18.00 | WePS.14 |
PID controller design for “in vitro” exposure system at mobile phone frequencies | |
Raffaele Iervolino | Università Federico II, Napoli (I) |
Rita Massa | Università Federico II, Napoli (I) |
ThPl | Sala Consiliare |
Optimal PI-Control and Verification of the SIMC Tuning Rule (Plenary Session) | |
Chair: Ramon Vilanova | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
8.30-9.30 | ThPl.1 |
Sigurd Skogestad | NTNU (N) |
ThA1 | Sala Consiliare |
Non-Standard PID Applications | |
Chair: Alberto Leva | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
Co-Chair: Daniel Sbarbaro | Universidad de concepcion (RCH) |
10.00-10.20 | ThA1.1 |
A nonlinear PI controller for optical tweezers system | |
Daniel Sbarbaro | Universidad de concepcion (RCH) |
Carlos Toro | Universidad de Concepcion (RCH) |
10.20-10.40 | ThA1.2 |
Closed-loop anesthesia in children using a PID controller: a pilot study | |
Kristian Soltesz | Lund University (S) |
Klaske Van Heusden | University of British Columbia (CDN) |
Guy Dumont | University of British Columbia (CDN) |
Tore Hagglund | Lund University (S) |
Christian Petersen | BC Children's Hospital (CDN) |
Nicholas West | BC Children's Hospital (CDN) |
Mark Ansermino | BC Children's Hospital (CDN) |
10.40-11.0 | ThA1.3 |
Acoustic impedance matching using loop shaping PID controller design | |
Michail Pelegrinis | The University of Sheffield (GB) |
Simon Pope | The University of Sheffield (GB) |
Steve Daley | University of Southampton (GB) |
11.00-11.20 | ThA1.4 |
A PI-based control structure as an operating system scheduler | |
Martina Maggio | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
Federico Terraneo | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
Alessandro Vittorio Papadopoulos | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
Alberto Leva | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
11.20-11.40 | ThA1.5 |
Robust and gain-scheduled PID controller design for condensing boilers by linear programming | |
Vinicius De Oliveira | EPFL (CH) |
Alireza Karimi | EPFL (CH) |
11.40-12.0 | ThA1.6 |
PI controller for electron density control in low pressure plasma | |
Yang Zhang | Dublin City University (IRL) |
Bernard Keville | Dublin City University (IRL) |
Cezar Gaman | Dublin City University (IRL) |
Anthony Holohan | Dublin City University (IRL) |
Stephen Daniels | Dublin City University (IRL) |
ThA2 | Aula N8 |
Benchmark for PID'12 (Invited Session) | |
Chair: Fernando Morilla | UNED (E) |
Co-Chair: Antonio Coelho | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
10.00-10.20 | ThA2.1 |
Benchmark for PID control based on the boiler control problem | |
Fernando Morilla | UNED (E) |
10.20-10.40 | ThA2.2 |
Multivariable PID control by inverted decoupling: application to the benchmark PID 2012 | |
Juan Garrido | Universidad de Cordoba (E) |
Francisco Vázquez | Universidad de Cordoba (E) |
Fernando Morilla | UNED (E) |
10.40-11.0 | ThA2.3 |
Application of data-driven loop-shaping method to multi-loop control design of benchmark PID 2012 | |
Masami Saeki | Hiroshima University (J) |
Kyosuke Ogawa | Hiroshima University (J) |
Nobutaka Wada | Hiroshima University (J) |
11.00-11.20 | ThA2.4 |
PID controller design for MIMO systems by applying balanced truncation to integral-type optimal servomechanism | |
Yoshimasa Ochi | National Defense Academy (J) |
11.20-11.40 | ThA2.5 |
Model-free adaptive PID controllers applied to the benchmark PID’12 | |
Antonio Silveira | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Antonio Coelho | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Francisco Gomes | Federal University of Juiz de Fora (BR) |
11.40-12.0 | ThA2.6 |
Multivariable PI control for a boiler plant benchmark using the virtual reference feedback tuning | |
José David Rojas | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
Fernando Morilla | UNED (E) |
Ramón Vilanova | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
ThB1 | Sala Consiliare |
Optimization Methods in PID Control | |
Chair: Ioan Dumitrache | University "Politehnica" of Bucharest (RO) |
Co-Chair: Mikulas Huba | Bratislava (SK) |
13.30-13.50 | ThB1.1 |
Spectral abscissa minimization when algebraic control of unstable LTI-TDS | |
Libor Pekar | Tomas Bata University in Zlin (CZ) |
Roman Prokop | Tomas Bata University in Zlin (CZ) |
Pavel Navratil | Tomas Bata University in Zlin (CZ) |
13.50-14.10 | ThB1.2 |
A two-stage optimization PID algorithm | |
Gisli Herjolfsson | Univsersity of Iceland (IS) |
Anna Soffía Hauksdóttir | University of Iceland (IS) |
Sven Þ. Sigurðsson | University of Iceland (IS) |
14.10-14.30 | ThB1.3 |
GMV-PID controller design with gradient method for the energy weighting factor in nonlinear plants | |
Antonio Silveira | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Antonio Coelho | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Francisco Gomes | Federal University of Juiz de Fora (BR) |
14.30-14.50 | ThB1.4 |
Online tuning of PID controller for linear SISO system with random communication delay by using genetic algorithms | |
Adrian-Bogdan Hanchevici | University “Politehnica” of Bucharest (RO) |
Ioan Dumitrache | University “Politehnica” of Bucharest (RO) |
14.50-15.10 | ThB1.5 |
A multi-objective optimization design methodology for SISO PID controllers | |
Gilberto Reynoso-Meza | Universitat Politèctica de València (E) |
Xavier Blasco | Universitat Politècnica de València (E) |
Javier Sanchis Saez | Universitat Politècnica de València (E) |
Sergio García-Nieto | Universitat Politècnica de València (E) |
15.10-15.30 | ThB1.6 |
Setpoint versus disturbance responses of the IPDT plant | |
Mikulas Huba | Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava (SK) |
ThB2 | Aula N8 |
Event Based PID Control (Invited Session) | |
Chair: José Sánchez | UNED (E) |
Co-Chair: Karl Henrik Johansson | KTH Royal Institute of Technology (S) |
13.30-13.50 | ThB2.1 |
Stability analysis of PID controlled local model networks | |
Christian Mayr | Vienna University of Technology (A) |
Christoph Hametner | Vienna University of Technology (A) |
Martin Kozek | Vienna University of Technology (A) |
Stefan Jakubek | Vienna University of Technology (A) |
13.50-14.10 | ThB2.2 |
Decentralised control of a quadruple tank plant with a decoupled event-based strategy | |
Jesús Chacón Sombría | UNED (E) |
José Sánchez Moreno | UNED (E) |
Antonio Visioli | University of Brescia (I) |
Sebastián Dormido Bencomo | UNED (E) |
14.10-14.30 | ThB2.3 |
Event-triggered PI control subject to actuator saturation | |
Daniel Lehmann | KTH Royal Institute of Technology (S) |
Karl Henrik Johansson | KTH Royal Institute of Technology (S) |
14.30-14.50 | ThB2.4 |
On the stability of an event-based PI controller for FODPT processes | |
Manuel Beschi | University of Brescia (I) |
Sebastian Dormido | UNED (E) |
José Sanchez | UNED (E) |
Antonio Visioli | University of Brescia (I) |
14.50-15.10 | ThB2.5 |
A self-triggered PI controller for processes with deadtime | |
Ubaldo Tiberi | KTH Royal Institute of Technology (S) |
Carl-Fredrik Lindberg | ABB Corporate Research (S) |
Alf Isaksson | ABB Corporate Research (S) |
15.10-15.30 | ThB2.6 |
On event-based PI control of first-order processes | |
Ubaldo Tiberi | KTH Royal Institute of Technology (S) |
Jose Araujo | KTH Royal Institute of Technology (S) |
Karl Henrik Johansson | KTH Royal Institute of Technology (S) |
ThPa | Sala Consiliare |
Future Perspectives of PID control (Panel Session) | |
Chair: Karl Johan Åström | Lund University (S) |
16.00-18.00 | ThPa.1 |
Karl Johan Astrom | Lund University (S) |
Haruo Takatsu |
Yokogawa Electric Corporation (J) |
Alf Isaksson | ABB and Linkoping University (S) |
Willy Wojsznis | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
Adriano Chinello | Gefran SpA (I) |
Jason Wright | Rockwell Automation (USA) |
Rafael González | Respol (E) |
Emre Kuzu | Tupras (TR) |
ThPS | Poster Area |
Applications and Design of PID Controllers I (Poster Session) | |
Chair: Miloš Schlegel | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
Co-Chair: Ricardo Julian Mantz | Universidad Nacional de La Plata (AR) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.1 |
Design of a weigh feeder control system for energy saving | |
Takao Sato | University of Hyogo (J) |
Shohei Kitano | University of Hyogo (J) |
Toru Yamamoto | Hiroshima University (J) |
Nozomu Araki | University of Hyogo (J) |
Yasuo Konishi | University of Hyogo (J) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.2 |
Adaptive PI control of an organic rankine cycle power plant | |
Fabrizio Padula | University of Brescia (I) |
Roberto Sandrini | University of Brescia (I) |
Giuseppe Cominardi | Turboden s.r.l., Pratt & Whitney Power Systems. (I) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.3 |
Advanced PID control algorithms built into the rex control system | |
Pavel Balda | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
Milos Schlegel | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.4 |
Improving PID recovery from limit conditions | |
Terry Blevins | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
Willy Wojsznis | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
Mark Nixon | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
Dan Coyne | BP America Inc. (USA) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.5 |
Active vibration control of two-mass flexible system using parametric Jordan form assignment | |
Martin Goubej | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
Miloš Schlegel | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
Jana Königsmarková | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.6 |
Design of optimal low-order feedforward controllers | |
Martin Hast | Lund University (S) |
Tore Hägglund | Lund University (S) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.7 |
A new predictive PI controller with additonal filtering | |
Aleksandar Ribic | Institute Mihajlo Pupin (SRB) |
Miroslav Mataušek | Faculty of Electrical Engineering Belgrade (SRB) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.8 |
Design of PID controller with filter for distributed parameter systems | |
José Domingo Álvarez Hervás | Universidad de Almería (E) |
Julio Elias Normey Rico | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Manuel Berenguel Soria | Universidad de Almería (E) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.9 |
Closed form expressions of discrete linear system responses with an application to PID controllers | |
Sven Sigurdsson | University of Iceland (IS) |
Anna Soffia Hauksdottir | University of Iceland (IS) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.10 |
Another novel modification of predictive PI controller for processes with long dead times | |
Pasi Airikka | Metso Corporation (FIN) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.11 |
A PI controller with dynamic set-point weighting for nonlinear processes | |
Ricardo Julian Mantz | Universidad Nacional de La Plata (AR) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.12 |
Underdamped second-order systems overshoot control | |
Paulo Moura Oliveira | University of Tras-os-Montes e Alto Douro (P) |
Damir Vrancic | J. Stefan Institute (SLO) |
9.30-15.30 | ThPS.13 |
Analytical and graphical design of PID compensators on the Nyquist plane | |
Roberto Zanasi | University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (I) |
Stefania Cuoghi | University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (I) |
FrPl | Sala Consiliare |
PID Advances in Industrial Control (Plenary Session) | |
Chair: Antonio Visioli | University of Brescia (I) |
8.30-9.30 | FrPl.1 |
Terry Blevins | Emerson Process Management (USA) |
FrA1 | Sala Consiliare |
Autotuning of PID Controllers | |
Chair: Massimiliano Veronesi | Yokogawa (I) |
Co-Chair: Bohumil Šulc | Czech Technical University in Prague (CZ) |
10.00-10.20 | FrA1.1 |
Performance assessment and retuning of PID controllers for load disturbance rejection | |
Massimiliano Veronesi | Yokogawa (I) |
Antonio Visioli | University of Brescia (I) |
10.20-10.40 | FrA1.2 |
Model-free PID controller autotuning directly applicable to real circuits | |
Stanislav Vrána | Czech Technical University in Prague (CZ) |
Bohumil Šulc | Czech Technical University in Prague (CZ) |
10.40-11.0 | FrA1.3 |
Pseudo-PID controller: design, tuning and applications | |
Antonio Silveira | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Antonio Coelho | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Aline Franca | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
Valter Knihs | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
11.00-11.20 | FrA1.4 |
Tracking simulation based on PI controllers and autotuning | |
Mats Friman | Metso Corporation (FIN) |
Pasi Airikka | Metso Corporation (FIN) |
11.20-11.40 | FrA1.5 |
Antiwindup-aware PI autotuning | |
Alessandro Vittorio Papadopoulos | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
Alberto Leva | Politecnico di Milano (I) |
11.40-12.0 | FrA1.6 |
Performance assessment and redesign of PI controllers with pulse excitations | |
Henrique Barroso | Federal University of Campina Grande (BR) |
Péricles Barros | Federal University of Campina Grande (BR) |
FrA2 | Aula N8 |
PID Tuning Rules | |
Chair: Alfonso Baños | University of Murcia (E) |
Co-Chair: Víctor M. Alfaro | Universidad de Costa Rica (CR) |
10.00-10.20 | FrA2.1 |
Synthesis of PID tuning for a new parallel cascade control structure | |
Dola Gobinda Padhan | IIT Guwahati (IND) |
Somanath Majhi | IIT Guwahati (IND) |
10.20-10.40 | FrA2.2 |
Optimal-robust-tuning for 1DOF PI/PID control unifying FOPDT/SOPDT models | |
Victor Alfaro | Universidad de Costa Rica (CR) |
Ramon Vilanova | Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (E) |
10.40-11.0 | FrA2.3 |
Tuning method of PI controller with desired damping coefficient for a first-order lag plus deadtime system | |
Yuji Yamakawa | Univ. of Tokyo (J) |
Yohei Okada | SINTOKOGIO LTD. (J) |
Takanori Yamazaki | Oyama National College of Technology (J) |
Shigeru Kurosu | Research Inst. “Crotech” (J) |
11.00-11.20 | FrA2.4 |
Tuning rules for a reset PI compensator with variable reset | |
Alfonso Baños | University of Murcia (E) |
Miguel Angel Davó | University of Murcia (E) |
11.20-11.40 | FrA2.5 |
Kappa-tau type PI tuning rules for specified robust levels | |
Juan J. Gude | University of Deusto (E) |
Evaristo Kahoraho | University of Deusto (E) |
11.40-12.0 | FrA2.6 |
Performance degradation driven PID controller design | |
Orlando Arrieta | Universidad de Costa Rica (CR) |
Ramon Vilanova | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (E) |
Víctor M. Alfaro | Universidad de Costa Rica (CR) |
FrB1 | Sala Consiliare |
Tuning of PID Controllers | |
Chair: Claudio Scali | University of Pisa (I) |
Co-Chair: Rogelio Mazaeda | UVA (E) |
13.30-13.50 | FrB1.1 |
Effect of cascade tuning on control loop performance assessment | |
Claudio Scali | University of Pisa (I) |
Elena Marchetti | University of Pisa (I) |
Andrea Esposito | ENI S.p.A. Divisione Refining & Marketing (I) |
13.50-14.10 | FrB1.2 |
Energy saving in industrial processes: a case study of strategies and tuning procedures for PI and PID controllers | |
Francisco Jose Gomes | Federal University of Juiz de Fora (BR) |
Israel Felipe Lopes | Federal University of Juiz de Fora (BR) |
Flavio Padilha Queiroz | Federal University of Juiz de Fora (BR) |
Antonio Augusto Coelho | Federal University of Santa Catarina (BR) |
14.10-14.30 | FrB1.3 |
Discrete-time PID controller tuning using frequency loop-shaping. | |
Ashfaque Shafique | Arizona State University (USA) |
Konstantinos Tsakalis | Arizona State University (USA) |
14.30-14.50 | FrB1.4 |
IFTtune: a PID automatic tuning software tool | |
Rogelio Mazaeda | UVA (E) |
César De Prada | UVA (E) |
14.50-15.10 | FrB1.5 |
Online adaptive robust tuning of PID parameters | |
Ehsan Gholamzadeh Nabati | TU Dortmund (D) |
Sebastian Engell | TU Dortmund (D) |
15.10-15.30 | FrB1.6 |
Evolutionary auto-tuning algorithm for PID controllers | |
Gilberto Reynoso-Meza | Universitat Politèctica de València (E) |
Javier Sanchis Saez | Universitat Politècnica de València (E) |
Juan M. Herrero | Universitat Politècnica de València (E) |
César Ramos | Universitat Politècnica de València (E) |
FrB2 | Aula N8 |
Fractional Order PID Control (Invited Session) | |
Chair: Blas M. Vinagre | University of Extremadura (E) |
Co-Chair: Martin Cech | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
13.30-13.50 | FrB2.1 |
Nonlinear fractional PI control of a class of fractional-order systems | |
Alessandro Pisano | University of Cagliari (I) |
Milan Rapaic | University of Novi Sad (SRB) |
Zoran Jelicic | University of Novi Sad (SRB) |
Elio Usai | University of Cagliari (I) |
13.50-14.10 | FrB2.2 |
A class of PID controllers tuned in fractional representation | |
Roman Prokop | Tomas Bata University in Zlin (CZ) |
Jiri Korbel | Tomas Bata University in Zlin (CZ) |
Radek Matusu | Tomas Bata University in Zlin (CZ) |
14.10-14.30 | FrB2.3 |
Fractional order PI tuning for integrating plants with time delay | |
Paolo Lino | Politecnico di Bari (I) |
Guido Maione | Politecnico di Bari (I) |
14.30-14.50 | FrB2.4 |
Comparing fractional order PI controllers with variable gain and gain-order for the networked control of a servomotor | |
Ines Tejado | University of Extremadura (E) |
S. Hassan Hosseinnia | University of Extremadura (E) |
Blas M. Vinagre | University of Extremadura (E) |
14.50-15.10 | FrB2.5 |
Computing PID tuning regions based on fractional-order model set | |
Martin Cech | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
Milos Schlegel | University of West Bohemia (CZ) |
FrPS | Poster Area |
Applications and Design of PID Controllers II (Poster Session) | |
Chair: Alireza Karimi | EPFL (CH) |
Co-Chair: Bengt Lennartson | Chalmers University of Technology (S) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.1 |
Data-Driven Design of a PI Fuzzy Controller for a Wind Turbine Simulated Model | |
Silvio Simani | University of Ferrara (I) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.2 |
New methodology to design sliding-PID controllers: application to missile flight control system | |
Belkacem Kada | King Abdulaziz University (SA) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.3 |
Control analysis and tuning of an industrial temperature control system | |
Ivan Zajic | Control Theory and Applications Centre (GB) |
Tomasz Larkowski | Control Theory and Applications Centre (GB) |
Keith Burnham | Control Theory and Applications Centre (GB) |
Dean Hill | Abbott Diabetes Care Ltd. (GB) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.4 |
Genetic algorithm based PID tuning for optimal power control of a three-shaft brayton cycle based power conversion unit | |
Kenny Uren | North-West University, Potchefstroom campus (ZA) |
George Van Schoor | North-West University, Potchefstroom campus (ZA) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.5 |
PIDdesign - software for PID control education | |
Juraj Oravec | Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava (SK) |
Monika Bakošová | Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava (SK) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.6 |
Multi criteria Hinf optimal PID controllers from an undergraduate perspective | |
Bengt Lennartson | Chalmers University of Technology (S) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.7 |
Uncertainty quantification for fractional order PI control system: polynomial chaos approach | |
Trung Duong Pham Luu | PSDC (ROK) |
Moonyong Lee | PSDC (ROK) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.8 |
Data-driven fractional PID control: application to DC motors in flexible joints | |
Jorge Villagra | Polytechnic University of Madrid (E) |
Blas M Vinagre | University of Extremadura (E) |
Ines Tejado | University of Extremadura (E) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.9 |
Automatic design of robust PID controllers using QFT | |
Ramon Comasolivas | Technical University of Catalonia (E) |
Teresa Escobet | Technical University of Catalonia (E) |
Joseba Quevedo | Technical University of Catalonia (E) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.10 |
Actuator fault tolerant PID controllers | |
César Castro | Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (MEX) |
Cristina Verde | Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (MEX) |
Alejandro Mora | Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (MEX) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.11 |
Joint confidence region for the tuning parameters of the PID controller | |
Nilton Silva | Federal University of Campina Grande (BR) |
Heleno Bispo | Federal University of Campina Grande (BR) |
Romildo Brito | Federal University of Campina Grande (BR) |
João Manzi | Federal University of Campina Grande (BR) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.12 |
Easy tuning of PID controllers for specified performance | |
Štefan Bucz | Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava (SK) |
Alena Kozáková | Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava (SK) |
Vojtech Veselý | Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava (SK) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.13 |
An approach for calculating all stable PID parameters for time delay systems with uncertain parameters | |
Frank Schrödel | RWTH Aachen University (D) |
Jan Maschuw | RWTH Aachen University (D) |
Dirk Abel | RWTH Aachen University (D) |
9.30-15.30 | FrPS.14 |
Model-free synthesis of fixed structure stabilizing controllers using the rate of change of phase | |
Navid Mohsenizadeh | Texas A&M University (USA) |
Swaroop Darbha | Texas A&M University (USA) |
Lee H. Keel | Tennessee State University (USA) |
Shankar P. Bhattacharyya | Texas A&M University (USA) |