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Port-Hamiltonian modeling and control of a micro-channel experimental plant
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IEEE Access
Date Issued
2020-01-01
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Abstract
We present a port-Hamiltonian system (PHS) model based on the interconnection between
basic hydraulic elements equivalent to electrical components such as capacitors, inductors, and resistors
to represent the dynamics of a water micro-channel experimental plant. We compare the fluid-structured
interconnected PHS model with the data obtained from a micro-channel experimental plant. We then
implement a controller using the total hydraulic-mechanical energy as a local Lyapunov function. Finally,
we apply an integral action controller (IAC) to correct for modeling errors and load disturbances. The IAC
is easy to design given the proposed interconnected model.
basic hydraulic elements equivalent to electrical components such as capacitors, inductors, and resistors
to represent the dynamics of a water micro-channel experimental plant. We compare the fluid-structured
interconnected PHS model with the data obtained from a micro-channel experimental plant. We then
implement a controller using the total hydraulic-mechanical energy as a local Lyapunov function. Finally,
we apply an integral action controller (IAC) to correct for modeling errors and load disturbances. The IAC
is easy to design given the proposed interconnected model.
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