Structural controllability analysis for heat exchanger networks with bypass control
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Abstract
During the operation of heat exchanger network(HEN),since operating conditions are always varying,bypass optimal control is considered as an effective method to adjust the temperatures and saving energy.However,locations of bypasses are derived without verification by the control theory.Therefore,it is necessary to analyze the structural characteristics of heat exchanger networks.Firstly,based on the topology theory,the structural states configuration and array were presented by using the structural model of the HEN.Then,the HEN structural controllability,structural control intensity and redundancy degree were analyzed.The results indicated that the bypass on the downstream was less controllable than that on the upstream;structural control intensity was affected by the corresponding bypass location;and the use of coupling channel may affected redundancy degree and controllability significantly.The analysis of case study demonstrated that this method could be used to testify the controllability of the HEN with bypass optimal control,and significantly reduce the complication of complex structural controllability analysis.This method also indicated a novel idea for applying control theory to engineering process.
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