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Two-dimensional iterative learning hybrid robust fuzzy predictive control for nonlinear multi-phase batch processes with asynchronous switching
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For nonlinear multi-phase batch processes with uncertainties, time-varying delays, and unknown bounded disturbances, an iterative learning hybrid robust fuzzy predictive control approach is developed within the context of two-dimensional systems. First, a two-dimensional T-S fuzzy Fornasini-Marchesini comprehensive feedback error model is constructed, which includes a state increment and an output error. Based on the established model and considering an asynchronous switching situation between a controller and a system state, a feedback error switching model, including match and mismatch cases, is developed. Then, a two-dimensional iterative learning hybrid robust fuzzy predictive controller is built, based on the established switching model. Second, building on related theories and methodologies, the stability conditions are derived by a linear matrix inequality form, while the system's asymptotic and exponential stability are analyzed. Next, the stability conditions are calculated to get the control law gains, minimum and maximum dwelling times. The acquired gains of control law greatly minimize the controller's learning cycle, while the advanced switching signal based on the obtained dwelling times is dynamically adjusted to ensure a smooth transition and the system's stability during switching. Ultimately, a simulation case is utilized to validate the proposed method's effectiveness and feasibility.
Keywords:
Nonlinear multi-phase batch process
Robust predictive control
Iterative learning control
Feedback error switching model
Asynchronous switching
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