FUZZY-NEURON INTELLIGENT COORDINATION CONTROL FOR A UNIT POWER PLANT
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1 57 Asian Journal of Control, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp , March 2001 FUZZY-NEURON INTELLIGENT COORDINATION CONTROL FOR A UNIT POWER PLANT Jianming Zhang, Ning Wang and Shuqing Wang ABSTRACT A novel fuzzy-neuron intelligent coordination control method for a unit power plant is proposed in this paper. Based on the complementarity between a fuzzy controller and a neuron model-free controller, a fuzzy-neuron compound control method for Single-In-Single-Out (SISO) systems is presented to enhance the robustness and precision of the control system. In this new intelligent control system, the fuzzy logic controller is used to speed up the transient response, and the adaptive neuron controller is used to eliminate the steady state error of the system. For the multivariable control system, the multivariable controlled plant is decoupled statically, and then the fuzzyneuron intelligent controller is used in each input-output path of the decoupled plant. To the complex unit power plant, the structure of this new intelligent coordination controller is very simple and the simulation test results show that good performances such as strong robustness and adaptability, etc. are obtained. One of the outstanding advantages is that the proposed method can separate the controller design procedure and control signals from the plant model. It can be used in practice very conveniently. KeyWords: A unit power plant, intelligent coordinated control, fuzzy-neuron compound control, model-free control. Brief Paper I. INTRODUCTION A unit power plant is a complicated multivariable controlled plant, which consists of a boiler, a steam turbine, a generator, power network, and loads. The boiler and the steam turbine have their own regulating systems respectively. Considering the features of their running together, we must keep them run in a coordinated fashion. When the unit runs under the coordination control strategy, we should not only adapt its out power to the load changes of power network as quickly as possible, but also keep the vapour pressure prior to the steam turbine within the allowed limits at the same time. In recent years, some traditional control methods, such as optimal control, and Manuscript received May 25, 2000; revised October 17, 2000; accepted December 28, The authors are with National Key Laboratory of Industrial Control Technology and Research Institute of Advanced Process Control, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, , P. R. China. This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of P. R. China (No ) and by the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation (No ). modern frequency domain methods have been applied in the coordination control for a unit power plant [1-7]. Several approaches with self-tuning PID parameters are also studied [8-11]. And, a new control method which integrates fuzzy reasoning with adaptive control and decoupling techniques is proposed in [12]. Because of the uncertainties and the time-variability existing in the system structure and parameters, it is hardly to establish exact model of the unit power plant. Most conventional controllers are designed based on the mathematical model of the plant. This complicates the design of controllers and degrades practical operation and robustness of the designed controllers. It is not surprising that the designed control system will not perform well, even become unstable. However, use of model-free control method based on neuron may cope with these difficulties. An effective method to handle the modeling uncertainties and time-variability of parameters is to use the model-free control strategy. Being as the two main items of intelligent control, both the neuron control and the fuzzy control are model-free control methods. They have been applied in the industrial process control successfully in recent years [13-17]. However, the precision of fuzzy control system is lower than conventional control methods.
2 Asian Journal of Control, Vol. 3, No. 1, March In order to achieve the high degree control precision, the fuzzy rule base should be set up as perfect as possible. Many neural network control methods have also their weaknesses such as the complex learning algorithm, slow convergence and local minimum, etc. Hence, Wang et al. proposed the neuron model-free control method [14] that is very simple and can give good performances. Being used in hydraulic turbine generators and some industrial process plants [18-19], the neuron model-free control has reached its success. By combining fuzzy controller and the neuron model-free controller, the fuzzy-neuron compound control method is proposed for Single-In- Single-Out system in this paper. Taking the concept of decentralized control, the above method is developed into a fuzzy-neuron intelligent coordination controller for a unit power plant. The effectiveness of this new model-free control is demonstrated with several simulation tests. This paper is organized as follows. Section II presents the dynamic characteristics of a unit power plant, and gives its linearized mathematical model and the demands for designing control system. Section III illustrates the characteristics of neuron control and fuzzy control in detail, followed by the presented fuzzy-neuron compound control schemes. Only relying on static decoupling, the fuzzy-neuron intelligent control method for the power unit is presented in section IV. In section V, several simulation tests for a unit power plant are made and the corresponding results are given. At the end, we conclude the paper with some remarks. II. DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A UNIT POWER PLANT To a steam drum boiler, we assume that the fuel systems work well. Then, the unit power plant can be simplified as a controlled plant with two inputs and two outputs, that is N P = G Nu T G Nu B G Pu T G Pu B u T u B. (1) G Nu T = 68.81s (1 + 12s)(1 + 82s) G Pu T = 2.194( s ). (2) G Nu B = 1 (1 + 83s) 2 G Pu B = (1 + 80s) 2 III. FUZZY-NEURON COMPOUND CONTROL 3.1 Neuron model-free control [14] In [14], an adaptive neuron model-free control system is proposed as in Fig. 1, where E is the surroundings of the neuron. The Transfer turns the signals stemmed from E to the neuron inputs x i (t). The neuron output u(t) can be written as u(t)=k n w i (t) x i (t). (3) where K > 0 is the neuron proportional coefficient, x i (t)(i = 1, 2,, n) denote the neuron inputs, and w i (t) are the connection weights of x i (t) and are determined by some learning rules. It is widely believed that a neuron self-organizes by modifying its synaptic weights. According to the wellknown hypothesis proposed by D. O. Hebb, the learning rule of a neuron can be formulated as w i (t + 1) = w i (t) + dp i (t), (4) where d > 0 is the learning rate and p i (t) denotes the learning strategy. In [14], the associative learning strategy is suggested for control purposes as follows p i (t) = z(t)u(t)x i (t). (5) where u T and u B are the manipulated variables. In particular, u T is the opening position of the steam turbine regulating valve, u B is the boiler input, P denotes the vapour pressure prior to the regulating valve of the steam turbine, N denotes the output power of the steam turbine generator. Both P and N are the controlled variables. Note that G NuT, G PuT, G NuB, G PuB are the transfer functions. A test was made on the 125 MW intermediate reheating drum boiler-turbogenerator unit in a power plant. The linearized mathematical model is obtained as follows [20], Fig. 1. The general neuron control system.
3 59 J. Zhang et al.: Fuzzy-Neuron Intelligent Coordination Control for a Unit Power Plant It expresses that an adaptive neuron, whose learning is through integrating Hebbian learning strategy (p i (t) = u(t)x i (t)) and Supervised learning strategy (p i (t) = z(t)x i (t)), makes actions and reflections to the unknown outside with the associative search. It means that the neuron self-organizes the surrounding information under supervising from the teacher s signal z(t) and gives the control signal. According to the neuron model and its learning strategy, the neuron model-free control algorithm is presented as follows [14] n u(t)=[k w i (t) x i (t)] [ w i (t) ] n w i (t +1)=w i (t)+d[r(t) y(t)]u(t)x i (t) (6) where u(t) is the neuron output taken as control signal, r(t) is the set-point of the controlled plant, and y(t) is the plant response. The inputs of the neuron x i (t) can be selected by the demands of the control system design and realized by the Transfer. 3.2 Fuzzy control The key to enhance the performances of a fuzzy control system is to regulate the fuzzy rule base according to the external changes. One method for regulating fuzzy control rule base is proposed by S. Long et al. in [21], in which the fuzzy inference process can be expressed by a simple formula U = <αe + (1 α)ec>, (7) where E and EC are supposed to be the fuzzy input variables of the system error e(t) and its change e(t), respectively, α is the factor of regulating fuzzy rule base, and U is the fuzzy variable of the system output. By changing the factor α, the control rule base can be regulated and the performances of the fuzzy control system can be improved conveniently. It has been proved that formula (7) has the same functions as a conventional fuzzy rule base. Thus, the fuzzy control system can be written as Fuzzifier: E = <k e e(t)>, EC = <k ec e(t)>, (8) fuzzy controller output can be easily calculated according to e(t) and e(t) when the parameters of the fuzzy controller are selected. Although this method is very simple and convenient, it cannot eliminate the steady state error. 3.3 The fuzzy neuron compound controller As mentioned in introduction, a conventional fuzzy controller can not give a satisfactory control performance both in static and dynamic characteristics. However, the neuron model-free controller is able to learn on-line during control process by itself. When the system error is small, the neuron controller has good performance and high control precision. On the contrary, a large system error may deteriorate the learning process of the neuron. Based on the complementarity between fuzzy system and neuron controller, a novel compound model-free controller is set up as in Fig. 2, where u FC (t) is the fuzzy controller output, u NC (t) is the neuron controller output, u(t) is the compound control signal of the controllers. The compound strategy we suggested in this paper is u(t) = u FC (t) + f(e(t))u NC (t), (11) where f(e(t)) is a nonlinear function of the system error e(t) that approximates to 1 or a constant when the error e(t) is small and approximates to zero for a big error. For example, a feasible selection is f(e(t) =a exp( be(t) ), (12) where a, b are constants selected properly for the controlled plant. Therefore, the compound control strategy presented in this paper has the following characteristics: at the beginning of system response, the bigger system error makes f(e(t)) smaller, and the fuzzy controller plays the main role in control action on the plant, which makes the transient response fast. On the contrary, when the error is getting smaller, f(e(t)) rises, and the fuzzy controller is replaced by the neuron controller. From the above analysis, we can see that, in this new compound control system, the fuzzy controller speeds up the transient response, and the neuron controller eliminates the steady state error. Fuzzy inference: U = <αe + (1 α)ec>, (9) Defuzzifier: u FC (t) = k u U, (10) where k e and k ec are supposed to be the fuzzification factors corresponding to the inputs e(t) and e(t), respectively, k u is the defuzzification factor, and u FC (t) is the practical manipulated variable. From Eqs. (8)-(10), it is obvious that a practical Fig. 2. The structure of fuzzy-neuron compound controller.
4 Asian Journal of Control, Vol. 3, No. 1, March IV. FUZZY-NEURON INTELLIGENT COORDINATION CONTROL SYSTEM In the coordination control of a unit power plant, the output power N(t) is a main controlled variable, and should follow the load changes of the power network as quickly as possible. The vapour pressure prior to the steam turbine P(t) is allowed to change in a limit range, but its final value should be the set-point. It is of beneficial to increase the adaptability of the unit to load changes, when the vapour pressure P(t) changes in a limit range for varying loads, because the changes of P(t) can vary the thermal deposition. Thus a roughly static decoupling method used in the coordination control for a unit power plant can give satisfying steady performances. The intelligent coordination control system using fuzzy-neuron compound controller is presented as follows. 4.1 Static decoupling for multivariable systems Usually, plants can be modeled by using static gains or dynamic gains. In most cases, the static gains of a controlled plant are more important than the dynamic gains of the plant. And the static gains can be easily obtained by means of many simple methods. Therefore, we can obtain a diagonal superiority plant by using a static decoupling matrix. Rewrite Eq. (1) as Y = GU, (13) where, Y=[N P] T, U=[u T u B ] T, G= G Nu T G Nu B G Pu T G Pu B. The static outputs of the multivariable system (13) can be written as Y(0) = G(0)U(0), (14) where G(0) is the static gain matrix of the plant. Suppose G(0) 0, let 4.2 Fuzzy-neuron intelligent coordination control system The static decoupling method described as above is specially available for the fuzzy-neuron intelligent modelfree control method that we suggested for the unit power plant coordination control. When the static decoupling method is used, the intelligent control system can be designed as two single-variable systems. This method only relying on the static gains of a multivariable plant to get the static decoupled system is very simple because it is merely to know the static gains roughly. However, when conventional control methods are used to design the controller for the decoupled system, it is still very complicated. Without knowing the exactly linearized model of the decoupled system, it is impossible to design the control system with traditional control methods. The situation changes when the fuzzy-neuron intelligent controller is used in each input-output path for the decoupled system. The controller design becomes very simple due to modelfree nature. The fuzzy-neuron intelligent coordination control system for the unit power plant is set up as in Fig. 3, where the fuzzy-neuron controller I and II adopt the control structure described in section III. There is a decoupling matrix between the controller and the plant for decoupling the multivariable system. When necessary, the decoupling matrix can be obtained by calculating or estimating the plant static gains easily. 4.3 The fuzzy-neuron intelligent coordination control algorithm According to the structure of the fuzzy-neuron intelligent control system for multivariable plant shown in Fig. 3, the corresponding intelligent coordination control algorithm can be described as follows. (i) When necessary, find out the decoupling matrix D by calculating or estimating the static gains of the multivariable system. (ii) Calculate the control signal using the following formulae U = DV, (15) where D is a constant matrix, and let D = G 1 (0), (16) From (13) and (15), the static decoupled system is Y = GDV. (17) Fig. 3. The fuzzy-neuron intelligent coordination control system.
5 61 J. Zhang et al.: Fuzzy-Neuron Intelligent Coordination Control for a Unit Power Plant v N i (t)=[k i 3 K i j =1 w i j (t) x i j (t)] 3 [ w i j (t) ] w j i (t +1)=w j i (t)+d i (r i (t) y i (t))u i (t)x j i (t) E i =<k i i e e i (t)>, EC i =<k ec e i (t)> U F i =<α i E i +(1+α i )EC i > v i F (t)=k i i u U F v i (t)=v F i (t)+f i (e i (t))v N i (t). (18) 3 sec. When the plant model changes from the normal case (Eq. (2)) to the following case (Eq. (20)) as well as the sample period time changes from 3 sec. to 8 sec., the robustness of the fuzzy-neuron intelligent controller is verified. G= 50.6s (1 + 16s)(1 +60s) 1.5 (1 + 35s) ( s ) 3.12 (1 + 60s) 2. (20) where, i = 1, 2, j = 1, 2, 3, α i [0, 1], v N i (t) are the i-th neuron controller output, v F i (t) are the i-th fuzzy controller output, v i (t) are the fuzzy-neuron compound controller outputs, x j i (t) is the j-th input of the i-th neuron, w j i (t) denotes the connection weight of x j i (t), d i > 0 and K i > 0 are the learning rates and the neuron proportional coefficients, respectively, u(t) = [u 1 (t), u 2 (t)] T are two control signals determined by U(t) = DV(t), where V(t) = [v 1 (t), v 2 (t)] T are the outputs of the fuzzyneuron compound controller in each channel and D is the static decoupling matrix of the controlled plant. To the unit power plant, the set-points and the system outputs are [r 1 (t) r 2 (t)] T =[N 0 (t) P 0 (t)] T, [y 1 (t) y 2 (t)] T =[N(t) P(t)] T. where N 0 (t) and P 0 (t) are the set-points of N(t) and P(t), respectively. For the unit power plant, the neurons transfer are chosen as From Eq. (2), the decoupling matrix D is D =G 1 (0) = = (21) Using the two control methods, the simulation tests are implemented and are shown in Figs. 4-6, where, Fig. 4 shows the coordination control results for the normal case (Eq. (2)), and Fig. 5 shows the results of the robust test (I) when the plant model is changed suddenly from normal case to the changing case (Eq. (20)) at time t = 6 min. When the sample period time is 8 sec., the robust test (II) results of normal case are shown in Fig. 6. It can be seen that the PID controller has grievous oscillation; however, the fuzzy-neuron intelligent coordination controller seems to have nothing changed when being compared with the a forementioned sample period. From the comparison of the simulation results, we can see that the proposed control method has the advantages in the following aspects. x i 1 (t)=r i (t) x i 2 (t)=r i (t) y i (t). (19) x i 3 (t)=x i 2 (t) x i 2 (t); (,2) V. SIMULATION TESTS AND RESULTS To verify the proposed control method, the simulation tests and a comparison between the PID controller and the fuzzy-neuron controller are made. The fuzzy-neuron controller (Eqs. (18)-(19)) parameters are chosen as K 1 = 1.61, K 2 = 6.0, d 1 = d 2 = 100, k 1 e = k 1 ec = 5, k 1 u = 0.1, k 2 2 e = k ec = 5, k 2 u = 0.2, α 1 = 0.8, α 2 = 0.7. And, the PID controller parameters are selected as k P1 = 1.8, k I1 = 0.022, k D1 = 0.6, k P2 = 3.9, k I2 = 0.007, k D2 = 0.9. The sample period is T = Fig. 4. The results under the normal case. Solid: fuzzy-neuron; Dashed: PID.
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