A. Ishikawa et al., A PRACTICAL METHOD OF REMOVING ILL-CONDITIONING IN INDUSTRIAL CONSTRAINED PREDICTIVE CONTROL, Computers & chemical engineering, 21, 1997, pp. 1093-1098
At any control execution of large scale Dynamic Matrix Control [DMC](T
M), the process may require excessive input movements. This problem ar
ises from the ill-conditioned internal models of the predictive contro
ller. In this paper, a practical method of removing the ill-conditioni
ng is developed by making the best use of the Singular value Analysis
(SVA) and the characteristic of LP optimizer in DMC. The proposed meth
od is applied to an industrial ammonia plant, where non-square (25 con
trolled - 12 manipulated variables) DMC controller is installed By red
esigning some internal models which are indicated by the method the re
sulting controller can suppress the excessive input movements and impr
ove the control performance.