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Robust Optimal Control for Nonlinear Dynamic Systems Moritz Diehl, Professor for Optimization in Engineering, Electrical Engineering Department (ESAT) K.U. Leuven, Belgium Joint work with Peter Kuehl, Boris Houska, Andreas Ilzhoefer


  1. Robust Optimal Control for Nonlinear Dynamic Systems Moritz Diehl, Professor for Optimization in Engineering, Electrical Engineering Department (ESAT) K.U. Leuven, Belgium Joint work with Peter Kuehl, Boris Houska, Andreas Ilzhoefer INRIA-Rocquencourt, May 31, 2007 Moritz Diehl

  2. Overview � Dynamic Optimization Example: Control of Batch Reactors � How to Solve Dynamic Optimization Problems? (recalled) � Two Challenging Applications: • Robust Open-Loop Control of Batch Reactor • Periodic and Robust Optimization for „Flying Windmills“ Moritz Diehl

  3. Overview � Dynamic Optimization Example: Control of Batch Reactors � How to Solve Dynamic Optimization Problems? � Two Challenging Applications: • Robust Open-Loop Control of Batch Reactor • Periodic and Robust Optimization for „Flying Windmills“ Moritz Diehl

  4. Control of Exothermic Batch Reactors Cooperation between Heidelberg University and Warsaw University of Technology Work of Peter Kühl (H.G. Bock, Heidelberg) with A. Milewska, E. Molga (Warsaw)

  5. Batch Reactor in Warsaw [Peter Kuehl, Aleksandra Milewska] Esterification of 2-Butanol (B) by propionic anhydride (A): exothermic reaction, fed-batch reactor with cooling jacket Aim: complete conversion of B, avoid explosion! Control: dosing rate of A Moritz Diehl

  6. Safety Risk: Thermal Runaways accumulation - temperature rise - thermal runaway Try to avoid by requiring upper bounds on • reactor temperature T R , and hypothetical • adiabatic temperature S that would result if all A reacts with B Moritz Diehl

  7. Differential (Algebraic) Equation Model (1) (2) Moritz Diehl

  8. Dynamic Optimization Problem for Batch Reactor minimize remaining B Constrained optimal control problem: subject to dosing rate and temperature constraints Generic optimal control problem: Moritz Diehl

  9. Overview � Dynamic Optimization Example: Control of Batch Reactors � How to Solve Dynamic Optimization Problems? � Three Challenging Applications: • Robust Open-Loop Control of Batch Reactor • Periodic and Robust Optimization for „Flying Windmills“ Moritz Diehl

  10. Recall: Direct Multiple Shooting [Bock, Plitt 1984] Moritz Diehl

  11. Solution of Peter’s Batch Reactor Problem Moritz Diehl

  12. Experimental Results for Batch Reactor � Mettler-Toledo test reactor R1 � batch time: 1 h � end volume: ca. 2 l Moritz Diehl

  13. Experimental Results for Batch Reactor (Red) large model plant mismatch Safety critical! How can we make Peter and Aleksandra‘s work Blue: Simulation safer? Red: Experiments Moritz Diehl

  14. Experimental Results for Batch Reactor (Red) large model plant mismatch Safety critical! How can we make Peter ‘s and Aleksandra‘s work safer? Moritz Diehl

  15. Overview � Dynamic Optimization Example: Control of Batch Reactors � How to Solve Dynamic Optimization Problems? � Two Challenging Applications: • Robust Open-Loop Control of Batch Reactor • Periodic and Robust Optimization for „Flying Windmills“ Moritz Diehl

  16. Robust Worst Case Formulation Make sure safety critical constraints are satisfied for all possible parameters p ! Semi-infinite optimization problem, difficult to tackle... Moritz Diehl

  17. Approximate Robust Formulation [Körkel, D., Bock, Kostina 04, 05] Fortunately, it is easy to show that up to first order: ~ ~ So we can approximate robust problem by: Intelligent safety margins (influenced by controls) Moritz Diehl

  18. Numerical Issues for Robust Approach � for optimization, need further derivatives of � treat second order derivatives by internal numerical differentiation in ODE/DAE solver � implemented in MUSCOD-II Robust -Framework [C. Kirches] � use homotopy: start with nominal solution, increase slowly, employ warm starts Moritz Diehl

  19. Estimated Parameter Uncertainties for Test Reactor Standard gamma deviation T jacket 0.3 K 3.0 m catalyst 0.5 g (~10 %) 3.0 10.0 W/(m 2 K) U A 2.0 (~10 %) 5.0 10 -5 kg/s u offset 3.0 (~10 % of upper bound) Moritz Diehl

  20. Robust Open Loop Control Experiments Moritz Diehl

  21. Robust Optimization Result and Experimental Test Safety margin Perturbed Scenarios (Simulated) Blue: Simulation Red: Experiments Moritz Diehl

  22. Comparison Nominal and Robust Optimization Different solution structure. Model plant mismatch and runaway risk considerably reduced. Complete conversion. Moritz Diehl

  23. Comparison Nominal and Robust Optimization Different solution structure. Model plant mismatch and runaway risk considerably reduced. Complete conversion. Moritz Diehl

  24. Overview � Dynamic Optimization Example: Control of Batch Reactors � How to Solve Dynamic Optimization Problems? � Two Challenging Applications: • Robust Open-Loop Control of Batch Reactor • Periodic and Robust Optimization for „Flying Windmills“ Moritz Diehl

  25. Conventional Wind Turbines � Due to high speed, wing tips are most efficient part of wing � High torques at wings and mast limit size and height of wind turbines � But best winds are in high altitudes! Could we construct a wind turbine with only wing tips and generator? Moritz Diehl

  26. Conventional Wind Turbines � Due to high speed, wing tips are most efficient part of wing � High torques at wings and mast limit size and height of wind turbines � But best winds are in high altitudes! Could we construct a wind turbine with only wing tips and generator? Moritz Diehl

  27. Crosswind Kite Power (Loyd 1980) � use kite with high lift-to-drag-ratio � use strong line, but no mast and basement � automatic control keeps kites looping But where could a generator be driven? Moritz Diehl

  28. New Power Generating Cycle New cycle consists of two phases: � Power generation phase: • add slow downwind motion by prolonging line (1/3 of wind speed) • generator at ground produces power due to large pulling force � Retraction phase: • change kite‘s angle of attack to reduce pulling force • pull back line Cycle produces same power as (hypothetical) turbine of same size! Moritz Diehl

  29. New Power Generating Cycle New cycle consists of two phases: � Power generation phase: • add slow downwind motion by prolonging line (1/3 of wind speed) • generator at ground produces power due to large pulling force � Retraction phase: • change kite‘s angle of attack to reduce pulling force • pull back line Cycle produces same average power as wind turbine of same wing size, but much larger units possible (independently patented by Ockels, Ippolito/Milanese, D.) Moritz Diehl

  30. Can stack kites, can use on sea Moritz Diehl

  31. Periodic Optimal Control (with Boris Houska) Have to regard also cable elasticity ODE Model with 12 states and 3 controls forces at kite Control inputs: � line length � roll angle (as for toy kites) � lift coefficient (pitch angle) Moritz Diehl

  32. Some Kite Parameters e.g. 10 m x 50 m, like Boeing wing, but much lighter material standard wind velocity for nominal power of wind turbines Moritz Diehl

  33. Solution of Periodic Optimization Problem Maximize mean power production: by varying line thickness, period duration, controls, subject to periodicity and other constraints: Moritz Diehl

  34. Solution of Periodic Optimization Problem Maximize mean power production: by varying line thickness, period duration, controls, subject to periodicity and other constraints: Moritz Diehl

  35. Visualization of Periodic Solution Moritz Diehl

  36. Prototypes built by Partners in Torino and Delft New cycle consists of two phases: � Power generation phase: • add slow downwind motion by prolonging line (1/3 of wind speed) • generator at ground produces power due to large pulling force � Pull back phase: • change kite‘s angle of attack to reduce pulling force • pull back line � Cycle allows same power production as wind turbine of same size! Moritz Diehl

  37. Experimental Proof of Concept in Italy Moritz Diehl

  38. What about ‚dancing‘ kites ? Moritz Diehl

  39. Optimization with ‚dancing‘ kites: 14 MW possible 2 x 500 m 2 airfoils � � kevlar line 1500 m, diameter 8 cm � wind speed 10 m/s Moritz Diehl

  40. Question: could kite also fly without feedback? Stability just by smart choice of open-loop controls? Moritz Diehl

  41. Linearization of Poincare Map determines stability „Monodromy matrix“ = linearization of Poincare Map. Stability � Spectral radius smaller than one. Cons of Spectral radius: • Nonsmooth criterion difficult for optimization • uncertainty of parameters not taken into account Moritz Diehl

  42. Periodic Lyapunov Equations and Stability Lyapunov Lemma [Kalman 1960]: Nonlinear system is stable � � � � periodic Lyapunov Equation with has bounded solution. Moritz Diehl

  43. Robust stability optimization problem Allows to robustly satisfy inequality constraints! Moritz Diehl

  44. Orbit optimized for stability (using periodic Lyapunov eq.) Long term simulation: Kite does not touch ground Open-loop stability only possible due to nonlinearity! Moritz Diehl

  45. Alternative: NMPC Control after turn of wind direction Moritz Diehl

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