Research on Dissolved Oxygen Intelligent Control System in Waste Water Treatment

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By combining with the research hot spot of intelligent control, the oxygen fuzzy-single neuron PID compound controller is designed based on control increment. It contains the advantages of fuzzy controller and the single neuron PID controller. The problem of causing the oscillation in switching two kinds of controllers is solved. The results of the dissolved oxygen fuzzy-single neurons PID controller and fuzzy controller simulation are compared. The results show that the control effect of dissolved oxygen is more ideal. Thus the algorithm is effective and feasible.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 591-593)

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1461-1464

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November 2012

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