Groove type reactor non-linear predication control method based on multi-kernel support vector machine

Abstract

The utility model discloses a nonlinear predictive control method of a trough reactor based on a multi-kernel support vector machine (SVM), belonging to the field of industrial automatic control, which mainly comprises the modeling based on the multi-kernel support vector machine and the closed loop design of the predictive control; wherein, the multi-kernel support vector machine comprises a dynamic part based on a linear kernel support vector machine and a static part based on a spline kernel support vector machine which are connected in series; according to the static and dynamic input and output data of the trough reactor, the model of multi-kernel support vector machine is created to change the future reference path of the temperature of the trough reactor by the inverse based on the spline kernel support vector machine, to change the nonlinear predictive control into the linear predictive control which aims at the linear kernel support vector machine model and to give the optimal control law analytical solution with unified form of multi-step predictive control according to predictive control mechanism; the optimal control law analytical solution is acted on the reactor to raise the temperature to the set value and to complete the control circulation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of industrial automatic control, in particular to a non-linear predictive control method for a trough reactor based on a multi-core support vector machine. Background technique [0002] The trough reactor (CSTR) is a typical chemical process. Due to its inherent nonlinear characteristics, it is often used as a typical severe nonlinear object to test various control methods designed. The schematic diagram of the principle of CSTR is shown in Figure 1. [0003] A single-stage irreversible exothermic reaction A→B (A represents the chemical species entering the reactor, B represents the product after the reaction) is carried out in the reactor, through the heat transfer fluid flowing through the cooling jacket (C represents the heat transfer fluid In, D represents the outflow of the heat transfer fluid) to control the characteristics of the entire chemical reaction. The whole process can be described by the following se...

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Fuzzy modeling requires a large number of fuzzy rules, relies too much on prior knowledge, has human subjective factors, and cannot accurately reflect the dynamic characteristics of nonlinear systems. When combined with predictive control, it is impossible to obtain the analytical solution of the optimal control law; Although network modeling has the ability to approximate any continuous function on compact sets in theory, there are still many problems to be solved in practical applications, such as: the local minimum problem of neural network and the determination of neural network topology. The training of the network is based on traditional statistics, requiring an infinite number of samples, but the samples obtained in actual production are often very limited, and the training goal of the neural network is to minimize the empirical risk, so over-fitting modeling often occurs As a result, due to the complex expression of the neural network model, when combined with predictive control, the approximate solution of the control law can only be obtained online through the method of numerical optimization; compared with the first two nonlinear modeling methods, based on statistical learning theory and The support vector machine modeling based on the principle of structural risk minimization has modeling advantages unmatched by other methods. Zhong et al. studied the nonlinear predictive control of trough

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