Adaptive control strategy for a water supply system

K. F. Man; W. K. Yung; T. W S Chow

Adaptive control strategy for a water supply system

K. F. Man, W. K. Yung, T. W S Chow

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This paper describes the performance evaluation of an adaptive water supply control system using a personal computer PC. In order to have the plant dynamics identified in the shortest possible time, the adaptive Infinite Impulse Response filter is formulated to represent the system dynamics. A real time Recursive Least Squares algorithm incorporated with U-D factorization is adopted for the purpose of parameter identification. This algorithm possesses of the significant properties in numerical stability and fast execution in arithmetic computation on the PC even without the co-processor. These considered to be the advantages for the real time control system. In this paper, the results obtained from the self-tuning control scheme with the considerations of software implementation are presented.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	IEE Conference Publication
Publisher	Publ by IEE
Pages	125-128
ISBN (Print)	863412262
Publication status	Published - 1991
Event	Third International Conference on Software Engineering for Real Time Systems - Cirencester, Engl Duration: 16 Sept 1991 → 18 Sept 1991

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ISSN (Electronic)	0537-9987

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Conference	Third International Conference on Software Engineering for Real Time Systems
City	Cirencester, Engl
Period	16/09/91 → 18/09/91

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