论文信息 - Parameter adaptation and control in a biochemical reactor

Parameter adaptation and control in a biochemical reactor

A discrete optimally sensitive controller is developed which yields steady‐state feedback control of a three‐stage biochemical reactor system in spite of system parameter variations. A feedback law is implemented that estimates those variations which cause the output states to deviate from nominal, and adjusts the control policy in light of these variations.

S. D. Weinrich | L. Lapidus

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