POLAND AND UKRAINE AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CHANGES IN THE GEOPOLITICAL SYSTEM Zarys treści: Pol... more POLAND AND UKRAINE AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CHANGES IN THE GEOPOLITICAL SYSTEM Zarys treści: Polskę i Ukrainę łączy przeszło tysiącletnie sąsiedztwo oparte na podobnych doświadczeniach oraz złożonej historii. Oba kraje z racji położenia geograficznego znalazły się na styku rywalizacji mocarstw, tj. Stanów Zjednoczonych i Chin, które chcą rozszerzyć swoje wpływy na państwa naszego regionu. Dużego znaczenia nabiera w tej sytuacji polityka Federacji Rosyjskiej, która dzięki potencjałowi obszarowemu uzyskuje możliwość rewizji ładu światowego i kwestionowania pozycji Stanów Zjednoczonych. Realizacja koncepcji chińskiego Nowego Jedwabnego Szlaku może doprowadzić do zasadniczego przewartościowania i podważenia koncepcji światowego systemu potęg morskich w drodze zmiany "architektury handlu", co będzie miało bezpośredni wpływ na bezpieczeństwo naszego regionu.
ABSTRACT In the first part of this chapter, structures and algorithms of Model-based Predictive C... more ABSTRACT In the first part of this chapter, structures and algorithms of Model-based Predictive Control (MPC) and on-line process set-point optimization are presented, corresponding to implementations in the DiaSter system. The principle of MPC is first recalled, as a special case of the general principle of ”open loop with feedback optimal control”.MPC is now the most important advanced feedback control technique, widely used for supervisory feedback control and also implemented as a direct control algorithm, mainly where classical PID structures cannot deliver required control performance, due to difficult dynamics, strong interactions, active constraints. It is well known that a prerequisite for a successful MPC application is the use of a sufficiently accurate process model. Different models can be used, leading to different realizations of MPC algorithms. Two basic algorithms with linear models are presented: the Dynamic Matrix Control (DMC) algorithm, being one of the first to be implemented in the industry and still very popular there, and the Generalized Predictive Control (GPC) algorithm. The algorithms are given both in analytical versions (control laws, suitable for simple controllers) and in full numerical versions with constrained optimization problems solved at every sampling instant. A selected MPC algorithm with a non-linear process model, based on non-linear prediction and optimization using linearized models, is presented, considered by the authors to be both simple and very efficient in practice. Next, on-line set-point optimization for the MPC controller, integrated with its operation, is described. In the final part of the section, two example applications using the DiaSter modules implementing the presented techniques are discussed (obtained in the simulation mode, using the PExSim package): DMC control of concentration in a Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactor (CSTR) and two-dimensional GPC control of composition and temperature.
POLAND AND UKRAINE AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CHANGES IN THE GEOPOLITICAL SYSTEM Zarys treści: Pol... more POLAND AND UKRAINE AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CHANGES IN THE GEOPOLITICAL SYSTEM Zarys treści: Polskę i Ukrainę łączy przeszło tysiącletnie sąsiedztwo oparte na podobnych doświadczeniach oraz złożonej historii. Oba kraje z racji położenia geograficznego znalazły się na styku rywalizacji mocarstw, tj. Stanów Zjednoczonych i Chin, które chcą rozszerzyć swoje wpływy na państwa naszego regionu. Dużego znaczenia nabiera w tej sytuacji polityka Federacji Rosyjskiej, która dzięki potencjałowi obszarowemu uzyskuje możliwość rewizji ładu światowego i kwestionowania pozycji Stanów Zjednoczonych. Realizacja koncepcji chińskiego Nowego Jedwabnego Szlaku może doprowadzić do zasadniczego przewartościowania i podważenia koncepcji światowego systemu potęg morskich w drodze zmiany "architektury handlu", co będzie miało bezpośredni wpływ na bezpieczeństwo naszego regionu.
ABSTRACT In the first part of this chapter, structures and algorithms of Model-based Predictive C... more ABSTRACT In the first part of this chapter, structures and algorithms of Model-based Predictive Control (MPC) and on-line process set-point optimization are presented, corresponding to implementations in the DiaSter system. The principle of MPC is first recalled, as a special case of the general principle of ”open loop with feedback optimal control”.MPC is now the most important advanced feedback control technique, widely used for supervisory feedback control and also implemented as a direct control algorithm, mainly where classical PID structures cannot deliver required control performance, due to difficult dynamics, strong interactions, active constraints. It is well known that a prerequisite for a successful MPC application is the use of a sufficiently accurate process model. Different models can be used, leading to different realizations of MPC algorithms. Two basic algorithms with linear models are presented: the Dynamic Matrix Control (DMC) algorithm, being one of the first to be implemented in the industry and still very popular there, and the Generalized Predictive Control (GPC) algorithm. The algorithms are given both in analytical versions (control laws, suitable for simple controllers) and in full numerical versions with constrained optimization problems solved at every sampling instant. A selected MPC algorithm with a non-linear process model, based on non-linear prediction and optimization using linearized models, is presented, considered by the authors to be both simple and very efficient in practice. Next, on-line set-point optimization for the MPC controller, integrated with its operation, is described. In the final part of the section, two example applications using the DiaSter modules implementing the presented techniques are discussed (obtained in the simulation mode, using the PExSim package): DMC control of concentration in a Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactor (CSTR) and two-dimensional GPC control of composition and temperature.
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