论文信息 - Regulation of water quality standards in streams by decentralized control

Regulation of water quality standards in streams by decentralized control

The problem of regulating the concentration of water quality constituents in streams is studied. A linearized continuous-time model with two control actions is developed. An optimal decentralized control structure is utilized to preserve the water quality standards under different operational factors.

M. Mahmoud | Saad J. Saleh

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