MODEL PREDICTIVE CONTROL OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS BASED ON AN ADAPTIVE NEURAL NETWORK
D. L. Yu, D. W. Yu, J. B. Gomm and D. Williams
Control Systems Research Group, School of Engineering Liverpool John Moores University, Byrom Street, Liverpool L3 3AF E-mail: d.yu@livjm.ac.uk
An adaptive neural network-based predictive strategy is applied to a pilot multivariable chemical reactor. The first stage of the project, simulation study, has been investigated and is presented in this paper, together with the description of the adaptive network. A pseudo-linear radial basis function (PLRBF) network is employed to model the real process and its weights are on-line updated using a recursive orthogonal least squares (ROLS) algorithm. The effectiveness of the adaptive control in improving the closed-loop performance has been demonstrated for process time-varying dynamics and model-process mismatch.
Keywords: Adaptive neural networks, multivariable systems, model predictive control
Session slot T-Mo-M21: Posters of Industrial Applications/Area code 7a : Chemical Process Control

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