Multi-ANN Predictive Control of Citrus Peel Supercritical Extraction Temperature

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Considering nonlinearity, time-variation and inertia during temperature control of large supercritical extraction units, especially under the disturbance of system flow and pressure, a multi-artificial neural network (ANN) predictive control policy was proposed. It contains a radial basis function (RBF) ANN, aiming to approach nonlinear extraction temperature object and predicting output variable based on this model. There is also a back propagation (BP) ANN controller, seeking the optimal controlling signal by feedback correction and rolling optimization on purpose to overcome the time-variation and inertia. The experimental results indicate that this control strategy has excellent dynamic response performance, small steady state error and strong robustness.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 236-238)

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