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Model-Based Predictive Control Combined with Iterative Learning for Batch or Repetitive Processes

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In this chapter, a unified framework to combine real-time control with iterative learning is developed for control system design of batch processes. First, a generic model which describes the state transition of a time-varying linear batch process along batch indices as well as time indices is derived in a state space form. Based on this model, constrained and unconstrained predictive control algorithms that utilize past run data along with real-time measurements are devised. It is shown that, by using the information from past batches, perfect tracking can be achieved despite model uncertainty as the number of batch grows. Convergence is established using cost decrease argument under reasonable assumptions.

To highlight the key features of the algorithm, several numerical examples are provided for linear cases. Also to demonstrate the key implementation steps of the algorithm and to investigate its performance in a real process, experiments in a bench-scale batch reactor are presented.

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Lee, K.S., Lee, J.H. (1998). Model-Based Predictive Control Combined with Iterative Learning for Batch or Repetitive Processes. In: Bien, Z., Xu, JX. (eds) Iterative Learning Control. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-5629-9_16

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