Y. Cao et al., INPUT SELECTION FOR DISTURBANCE REJECTION UNDER MANIPULATED VARIABLE CONSTRAINTS, Computers & chemical engineering, 21, 1997, pp. 403-408
In this paper, two new input screening techniques that consider the di
sturbance rejection capability of a process in the presence of manipul
ated variable constraints are proposed. These are used to overcome the
difficulties associated with the combinatorial problem that naturally
arises in control structure selection. The measures used to provide s
creening criteria are the Worst Case Input-Disturbance Gain (WCIDG) an
d the Input-Disturbance Gain Deviation (IDGD). These criteria are used
to determine the best choice of manipulated variables to provide a co
ntrol structure with the best disturbance-rejection capability.