Abstract
Direct digital control is applied to a pilot-scale triple heat exchanger employing two single-board microcomputers, one for control and the other for data acquisition. Comparison is made on the performance of six control algorithms for the control of the heat exchanger. In particular, the branched predictive controller and the variable precompensator based on inverse Nyquist array method are selected for single-variable and two-variable controls of the pilot plant, respectively.
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