Research on Position Control of an Electro–Hydraulic Servo Closed Pump Control System

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Abstract

A control strategy combining adaptive backstep sliding mode control and dead-zone inverse compensation control in a series was proposed to solve the problem of system parameter uncertainty and system dead-zone in the process of position control in an electro–hydraulic servo closed pump control system. Firstly, an adaptive backstepping sliding mode controller was designed by introducing the sliding mode control principle. Secondly, the smooth dead-zone inverse function was constructed by using the smooth continuous index function to design the dead-zone inverse compensation controller, which is combined with the adaptive sliding mode controller to form a series controller. Finally, the feasibility of the controller was verified by using the pump control servo system of a lithium battery pole strip mill. The experimental results show that, compared with traditional PID control, the control strategy displayed no excessive overshoot before the steady state, the steady-state control accuracy could reach ±0.002 mm, and the time required to reach the steady state was 1 s to 2 s shorter, which shows this method’s ability to effectively improve the position control accuracy of the pump control system, as well as its dynamic response performance.

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Wang, F., Chen, G., Liu, H., Yan, G., Zhang, T., Liu, K., … Ai, C. (2022). Research on Position Control of an Electro–Hydraulic Servo Closed Pump Control System. Processes, 10(9). https://doi.org/10.3390/pr10091674

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