Time Series Modeling for Analysis and ControlDesign of a Model-Based Autopilot System for Course Keeping Motion
Time Series Modeling for Analysis and Control: Design of a Model-Based Autopilot System for...
Ohtsu, Kohei; Peng, Hui; Kitagawa, Genshiro
2015-03-20 00:00:00
[A critical problem in applying the optimal control theory to a large-scale complex system that is subject to large disturbances, such as a ship, an electric power plant, or a large chemical plant, is that it is sometimes difficult to obtain a precise state-space model from the theory of the subject area. For such systems, Akaike, H.: Ann. Inst. Stat. Math. 23, 163–180 (1971) proposed the ARX model for the identification of the controlled system. In this chapter, we propose a method for obtaining optimal control laws based on the linear stationary state-space model of the controlled system for two performance criteria. Based on this linear quadratic optimal controller, we develop three types of optimal controllers for a ship: an AR model-based autopilot, a roll reduction control system, and an engine governor control system.]
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Time Series Modeling for Analysis and ControlDesign of a Model-Based Autopilot System for Course Keeping Motion
[A critical problem in applying the optimal control theory to a large-scale complex system that is subject to large disturbances, such as a ship, an electric power plant, or a large chemical plant, is that it is sometimes difficult to obtain a precise state-space model from the theory of the subject area. For such systems, Akaike, H.: Ann. Inst. Stat. Math. 23, 163–180 (1971) proposed the ARX model for the identification of the controlled system. In this chapter, we propose a method for obtaining optimal control laws based on the linear stationary state-space model of the controlled system for two performance criteria. Based on this linear quadratic optimal controller, we develop three types of optimal controllers for a ship: an AR model-based autopilot, a roll reduction control system, and an engine governor control system.]
Published: Mar 20, 2015
Keywords: ARX model based optimal control; Ship course keeping; Autopilot; Rudder roll control; Ship main engine governor
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