Simulation and Research for Gas Boiler Based on the Vague Set PID

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Gas hot water boiler is widely used as heating equipment in everyday life. Because gas hot water boiler has the characteristics of nonlinear, large inertia and disturbances, so it is particularly important to build a precise mathematical model. Then the difference equation model of the system is identified by the least square method according to the collected data in this paper. Writing M file in the MATLAB software to get the continuous transfer function, and setting up Vague Set PID simulation, fuzzy self-tuning PID simulation and conventional PID algorithm in SIMULINK. By comparing among the three kinds of adjusting method, We get that Vague Set PID not only in regulation time, overshoot and effect of dynamic performance is superior compared the other two controller models , but also enhance the robustness and adaptability of the system, has a good dynamic, static performance..

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