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Output modifier adaptation with filter-based constraints
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Modifier adaptation (MA) and output modifier adaptation (MAy) are iterative model-based real-time optimization (RTO) algorithms that have the proven ability to drive plants to their optimal operating condition upon convergence despite disturbances and modeling uncertainty, provided the model at hand satisfies model adequacy conditions. But there is no guarantee that constraints are satisfied before convergence. In this article, an improvement of the formulation of MA and MAy is proposed that is proven to bring significant improvements w.r.t. these two limitations- model adequacy and feasibility of iterates. While standard MA or MAy suggests to perform optimization and filtering sequentially, it is proposed to integrate the input filtering stage in the modified model-based optimization problem by means of additional filter-based constraints. The corresponding approach, labeled KMAy, is (i) proven to preserve constraint qualification despite additional constraints, (ii) proven to preserve the property of MA methods to converge to the true plant optimal inputs, (iii) proven to significantly relax the model adequacy condition - leading it to be independent of the constraints of the optimization problem, (iv) shown to increase the chances of converging from the safe side of the plant constraints and (v) shown to support the choice of input filtering, instead of output or modifier filtering, if the input filter is appropriately chosen. A method for the automatic selection of the largest filter gain with the five aforementioned assets, while minimizing the filter-induced conservatism, is also proposed. The performances of KMAy with and without adaptive gain are successfully illustrated by means of the optimization of a benchmark simulated chemical reactor. (C) 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Real-time optimization
Modifier adaptation
Model adequacy
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