Abstract

Gain-scheduled Composite Non linear Feedback (CNF) control has been implemented to Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) in this work. Chemical reaction takes place inside the CSTR, which is adjured from high residual concentration to low residual concentration. Control of CSTR is a bit complex, as it requires complete dynamic study and its implementation. During the entire process, the reaction kinetics changes from stable-unstable-stable range with the decrease in residual concentration. To stabilize the reaction, appropriate cooling is necessary, to ensure that overheating of the CSTR doesn't occur. Gain-scheduled composite non linear feedback controller has been implemented successfully for better tracking performance and error has been computed in terms of Integral of Absolute Error (IAE). The novelty of the work lies in lesser error obtained for this particular model of CSTR. Comparison of the IAE has been done with Model Reference Adaptive Control (MRAC) MIT control in CSTR.

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