20240036533. Method for Identifying a Process Model for Model-Based, Predictive Multivariable Control of a Process Installation simplified abstract (Siemens Aktiengesellschaft)
Method for Identifying a Process Model for Model-Based, Predictive Multivariable Control of a Process Installation
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Inventor(s)
Bernd-Markus Pfeiffer of Uttenreuth (DE)
Method for Identifying a Process Model for Model-Based, Predictive Multivariable Control of a Process Installation - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240036533 titled 'Method for Identifying a Process Model for Model-Based, Predictive Multivariable Control of a Process Installation
Simplified Explanation
The abstract of the patent application describes a computer-implemented method for automatically identifying a process model for a model-based, predictive multivariable control of a process installation. The method involves referencing previously defined controlled variables, manipulated variables, and disturbance variables for the control of the process installation.
- The patent application is for a computer-based method for identifying a process model for controlling a process installation.
- The method utilizes a model-based, predictive multivariable control approach.
- The process model is automatically identified by referencing pre-defined controlled variables, manipulated variables, and disturbance variables.
- The identified process model is used for controlling the process installation.
Potential Applications:
- Industrial process control systems
- Manufacturing plants
- Chemical processing plants
- Power generation facilities
Problems Solved by this Technology:
- Manual identification of process models can be time-consuming and prone to errors.
- Traditional control methods may not effectively handle multivariable control in complex processes.
- Lack of accurate process models can lead to inefficient control and suboptimal performance.
Benefits of this Technology:
- Automation of process model identification saves time and reduces errors.
- Model-based, predictive multivariable control improves the efficiency and performance of process installations.
- Accurate process models enable better control and optimization of complex processes.
Original Abstract Submitted
a computer-implemented method for the automated identification of a process model for a model-based, predictive multivariable control of a process installation, wherein reference is made to previously defined controlled variables, manipulated variables and disturbance variables for the model-based, predictive multivariable control of the process installation.