Gain-scheduled equivalent-cascade IMC tuning method for water level control system of nuclear steam generator

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In this paper, a gain-scheduled equivalent-cascade internal-model-control (IMC) tuning method for water level control system of nuclear steam generator is presented. First, a water level control system for a steam generator is transferred into an equivalent cascade-feedforward control system. Second, analytical tuning rules for the equivalent cascade control system are derived based on the IMC-(proportional-integral-derivative) PID method, which can simultaneously tune the primary/secondary loops and avoid the re-identification step. Finally, gain scheduling is performed to eliminate the influence of process nonlinearity. The experimental results of nuclear simulation platform have demonstrated the superiority of the proposed tuning method.

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Xu, Z., Fan, Q., & Zhao, J. (2020). Gain-scheduled equivalent-cascade IMC tuning method for water level control system of nuclear steam generator. Processes, 8(9). https://doi.org/10.3390/PR8091160

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