Simulations and real applications of PI and MPC averaging level control in a water resource recovery facility
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2018Metadata
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Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings. 2018, (153), 297-302. 10.3384/ecp18153297Abstract
The basin level control system in an existing wastewater treatment plant is designed for two different operation modes: compliant level control for smooth pump flow, and stiff level control. Both a model-based predictive controller (MPC) and a standard PI controller are implemented, and tested both on a dynamic simulator and on the real plant. The simulator, the MPC and the PI controller tuning are based on a mathematical process model derived from a material balance of the wastewater in the inlet basin. Simulations and real applications of PI and MPC averaging level control in a water resource recovery facility