Adjoint matrix decoupling prediction control method for oil refining industrial heating furnace temperature process
An adjoint matrix and predictive control technology, applied in the field of automation, can solve problems such as high energy consumption, poor control performance, and low device efficiency
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[0047] Take the process control of the radiation outlet temperature of coking furnace as an example:
[0048] Here, the coking furnace radiation outlet temperature process control is taken as an example to describe. This process is a multi-variable coupling process, and the outlet temperature is not only affected by the fuel flow rate, but also by the furnace pressure and the air inlet flow rate. The adjustment method adopts the fuel flow rate, and the rest of the effects are regarded as uncertain factors.
[0049] (1) Establish an adjoint matrix decoupling model, the specific method is:
[0050] First, the data collector is used to collect the input data (fuel flow) and output data (heating furnace radiation outlet temperature) of the refining process, and the input and output model is established as follows:
[0051] the y 1 (s)=G 11 (s) u 1 (s)+G 12 (s) u 2 (s)+…+G 1N (s) u N (s)
[0052] the y 2 (s)=G 21 (s)u 1 (s)+G 22 (s)u 2 (s)+…+G 2N (s)u N...
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