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Adaptive PID Control Application for an Airflow Monitoring System

Authors: Bon D. Lam; Chun Ho Lam;

Adaptive PID Control Application for an Airflow Monitoring System

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<div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper discusses the application of adaptive control, using a set of self-tuning PID control laws and a recursive least squares parametric identification method with a variable forgetting factor. This adaptive controller has been developed and applied to a computer simulated airflow monitoring system to maintain a specific setpoint against various airflow rates. The computer simulations show that the adaptive control algorithm developed meets the above control objective, and the system performance is superior to that using a conventional fixed-parameter PID controller. The developed adaptive control technique can be applied for the temperature control of a process with varying plant's characteristics.</div>

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