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PLC-based discrete fractional-order control design for an industrial-oriented water tank volume system with input delay

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Abstract We present PLC-based fractional-order controller design for an industrial-oriented water tank volume control application. The system comprises input delay which is a typified characteristic in such industrial process control… Click to show full abstract

Abstract We present PLC-based fractional-order controller design for an industrial-oriented water tank volume control application. The system comprises input delay which is a typified characteristic in such industrial process control applications. The particular contribution of this work is on discrete fractional-order PID implementation via PLC and its application to the aforementioned realistic water tank test bed. Stability and robustness properties of fractional-order discrete PID feedback-loops for different approximation methods and orders are also shown. Fractional-order controllers are obtained for a variety of stability margin choices, and benefits of the non-integer-order controllers compared to the integer-order PID control are illustrated via simulation and experimental runs on a realistic test-bed.

Keywords: control; water tank; fractional order; order

Journal Title: Fractional Calculus and Applied Analysis
Year Published: 2018

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