A BOTTOM-UP METHODOLOGY FOR TESTING COMPLEX CONTROL FUNCTIONS OF PROCESS AND POWER PLANTS
Emanuele Carpanzanoa, Luca Ferrarinib, Claudio Maffezzonib
a Institute of Industrial Technologies and Automation National Research Council V.le Lombardia 20/A, 20131, Milan, Italy Email: e.carpanzano@itia.mi.cnr.it
b Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione Politecnico di Milano P.za L. da Vinci 32, 20133 Milan, Italy E-mail: ?ferrarin,maffezzo?@elet.polimi.it
In the present work a modular simulation-based technique for the automatic verification of logic control functions is introduced and exploited to define a structured bottom-up methodology for the testing of the overall control functions of process and power plants. The proposed method has been implemented in a CACSD environment which uses the Matlab toolboxes Simulink and Stateflow for the control functions testing via simulation. The testing of the control logic functions of a portion of a thermal power plant is considered as an application example of the proposed framework.
Keywords: power plants, testing, simulation, CACSD, logic control
Session slot T-Th-E09: Advanced control concepts for power plants and power systems II/Area code 7c : Power Plants and Power Systems

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