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Process Control introduces an emerging area in process control \2013 control system analysis and design based on the concept of passive systems. Passive systems are a class of processes that dissipate certain types of physical or virtual energy, defined by Lyapunov-like functions. Passivity and associated stability conditions form one of the cornerstones in control theory and have recently begun to be applied in process control. Defined as an input-output property, the concept of passivity implies stability conditions for interconnected systems. Passive systems are minimum phase and thus very easy to control via output feedback, even if they are highly nonlinear and coupled. Therefore, the passivity framework can be used in process input-output controllability analysis as well as control design. Here, the concept of passive systems is also linked to process thermodynamics to provide process engineers with insights into the physical bases of the above results. In this book, passivity-based developments in the areas of robust process control, decentralized control, fault tolerant control, process controllability analysis and nonlinear process control are addressed systematically for the first time. Written for the industrial, engineering and academic communities, the emphasis is placed on results that enhance insight and intuition. Application issues are illustrated by case studies in all the main chapters. MATLAB® routines for selected examples and a library of functions that implement the system analysis and control design methods developed in Process Control can be downloaded from springer.com. This book presents the reader with both the conceptual framework and practical tools for passivity-based system analysis and control
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monografia Rebiun12647057 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun12647057 cr nn 008mamaa 100301s2007 xxk| s |||| 0|eng d 9781846288937 10.1007/978-1-84628-893-7 doi UPVA 996875519003706 UAM 991007698163604211 CBUC 991004876955706711 UCAR 991007933802604213 CBUC 991000727443306712 UMO 69638 UPCT u358377 Bao, Jie Process Control Recurso electrónico-En línea] The Passive Systems Approach by Jie Bao, Peter L. Lee London Springer London 2007 London London Springer London XIX, 253 p. digital XIX, 253 p. Advances in Industrial Control 1430-9491 Engineering (Springer-11647) Introduction -- Dissipativity and Passivity -- Passivity-based Robust Control -- Passivity-based Decentralized Control -- Passivity-based Fault-tolerant Control -- Process Controlability Analysis Based on Passivity -- Process Control Based on Physically Inherent Passivity -- Appendices: Detailed Control Design Algorithms; Mathematical Proofs Accesible sólo para usuarios de la UPV Recurso a texto completo Process Control introduces an emerging area in process control \2013 control system analysis and design based on the concept of passive systems. Passive systems are a class of processes that dissipate certain types of physical or virtual energy, defined by Lyapunov-like functions. Passivity and associated stability conditions form one of the cornerstones in control theory and have recently begun to be applied in process control. Defined as an input-output property, the concept of passivity implies stability conditions for interconnected systems. Passive systems are minimum phase and thus very easy to control via output feedback, even if they are highly nonlinear and coupled. Therefore, the passivity framework can be used in process input-output controllability analysis as well as control design. Here, the concept of passive systems is also linked to process thermodynamics to provide process engineers with insights into the physical bases of the above results. In this book, passivity-based developments in the areas of robust process control, decentralized control, fault tolerant control, process controllability analysis and nonlinear process control are addressed systematically for the first time. Written for the industrial, engineering and academic communities, the emphasis is placed on results that enhance insight and intuition. Application issues are illustrated by case studies in all the main chapters. MATLAB® routines for selected examples and a library of functions that implement the system analysis and control design methods developed in Process Control can be downloaded from springer.com. This book presents the reader with both the conceptual framework and practical tools for passivity-based system analysis and control Reproducción electrónica Forma de acceso: Web Engineering Chemical engineering Systems theory Engineering Control Engineering Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Systems Theory, Control Lee, Peter L. SpringerLink (Servicio en línea) Springer eBooks Springer eBooks Printed edition 9781846288920 Advances in Industrial Control 1430-9491