Abstract
The structure of a typical computer-based coating mass control system is derived which incorporates feedback and feedforward controllers based on recently developed adaptive mathematical models for the jet stripping process. Using conventional design techniques, three alternative types of feedback control algorithm are investigated. The “pulse-and-wait” algorithm is recommended for computer control applications due to its ease of implementation. Typical simulation results are presented for a range of strip speeds with and without errors in the model parameters.Emphasis is placed on the need to adjust some of the controller settings as a function of process conditions.
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