Abstract
In this contribution, a new method to design multi-loop control systems with several controllers is proposed. Controllers are assumed to be players of a cooperative dynamic game, whose solution is obtained by multi-objective optimization (MOO). The MOO problem is solved by applying a genetic algorithm and the final solution is found from an optimal Pareto set. As illustrative example, the control system design of a reverse osmosis desalination plant is used. Simulation results are satisfactory and show that in many cases, as for example this desalination plant, multi-loop control with several controllers, which have been obtained by join multi-objective optimization, perform as good as more complex controllers but with less implementation effort
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Multi-loop Control
Optimal Pareto Set
Multi-objective Optimization Problem
Desalination Plant
Implementation Effort
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