论文信息 - Tuning methodology for industrial predictive controllers applied to Natural Gas Processing Unit

Tuning methodology for industrial predictive controllers applied to Natural Gas Processing Unit

This work presents a new methodology for tuning industrial predictive controllers, with the aim to fit the parameters of the (associated) stationary optimization problem - which decides the optimal economic operation. A step by step procedure to find the right tuning values are provided, and a case study taken from a real natural gas processing unit is presented to illustrate the advantages of the proposed approach.

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