Abstract
In this study, the Digital Shadow (DS) of the Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger (STHE) is designed and analyzed for numerous disturbances that occur when the system is in a running condition. The disruptive segregation of the heat exchanger is related to the DS for its operation, and thus a realistic DS was developed for the STHE. Fuzzy Logic (FL) was used to identify and segregate the disturbance signals from the process output. The Response Optimization (RO) algorithm was adopted and modified to work on the STHE. The observer-based residual generator design was implemented to prevent system failure and defective conditions. Model Predictive Controller (MPC), Transposed System Controller (TSC), and a looping-based control technique called Unity Response Loop (URL) were also implemented, and the results are discussed. The findings of this study contribute to the improvement of the overall performance of non-linear systems in industrial processes and the avoidance of defects.
Publisher
Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research