Research on Unwinding Tension System Control Based on Inverse System Theory

Abstract:

In the printing process, it mainly depends on the stability of systematic tension control to ensure the quality of print. Meanwhile, systematic tension is mainly created from unwinding section, from which it is easy to cause fluctuation and variation of tension. Hence, how to maintain the stability of the tension in unwinding system has become a key problem to tension control system. Unwinding system is a typical multi-input-multi-output, nonlinear and strong coupling system. It is difficult to control with the traditional design method. In this paper, we realize the system’s decoupling and linearization based on the inverse system theory, which make the system change from a coupled and nonlinear system to two order pseudo-linear systems after a series of control variable transformations. We introduce active-damping into the pseudo-linear system to overcome the zero-damping and enhance the ability of disturbance-resist. On the basis of these, a PID controller is designed for the unwinding tension control system. Though simulation and analysis, it shows that the proposed strategy of inverse system decoupling control can achieve the decoupling unwinding control system, and the PID controller which is designed after introducing the active-damping makes the system get an ideal control effect.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 44-47)
• Pages: 2822-2826
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.44-47.2822
• Online since: December 2010
• Authors: Jian Li, Xue Song Mei, Shan Hui Liu
• Keywords: Inverse System Theory, PID Control, Tension Control, Unwinding System

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