Virtual commissioning for the control of the continuous industrial processes — Case study

This paper concentrates on the possibilities of the application of the virtual commissioning procedure for the design and verification of the control systems for the continuous industrial processes. After short review and defining the motivation and recognizing the bottlenecks, the case study is presented. It is based on the laboratory pneumatic setup representing the nonlinear continuous process of the higher relative degree. The stages of its modeling are presented and the potential possibilities of the application of the virtual commissioning for its control are discussed, based on the practical results.

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