Author/Authors
L. T. Biegler and S. J. Qin، نويسنده ,
DocumentNumber
1384264
Title Of Article
Advances in nonlinear programming concepts for process control
شماره ركورد
11121
Latin Abstract
Some recent advances in nonlinear programming concepts and methods for nonlinear model predictive
control are described and surveyed. These areas include the importance of: tailoring the nonlinear programming
(NLP) algorithm to nonlinear model predictive control; a reliable NLP formulation to deal with
open loop unstable control systems; efficient, large-scale algorithms for quadratic programming (QP) and
NLP for on-line application of model predictive control (MPC); constraint handling for large-scale problems
using interior point formulations. These concepts are illustrated by numerous examples. Open
questions and future research directions are also discussed. In particular, the need to handle nominal and
robust stability motivates more innovative NLP formulations and more powerful algorithms. The final
section briefly mentions applications of NLP sensitivity analysis and nonconvex optimization to address
these questions.
From Page
301
NaturalLanguageKeyword
nonlinear programming (NLP) , model predictive control(MPC) , Successive quadratic programming (SQP)
JournalTitle
Studia Iranica
To Page
311
To Page
311
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