Abstract
Vibrational control is a method for modification of the dynamic properties of linear and nonlinear systems by introducing fast, zero-average oscillations in the parameters of the system. Vibrational control of an exothermic reaction in a CSTR modifies the dynamic behavior of the reactor and enables stabilized operation of the reactor in the unstable steady-state region. Simultaneous vibrations in input flow rate and concentration reduce the amplitude of the oscillations in reactor temperature and/or increase in reactant conversion. The phase shift between the vibrations of the two input variables affects the behavior of the system as well as the amplitude, the frequency and the form of the forcing functions.
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