Exercise 3.9 Consider again the distillation process with the decoupling controller but also include output gain
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Exercise 3.9 Consider again the distillation process with the decoupling controller but also include output gain uncertainty b i That is let the perturbed loop transfer function be Ls GKinv
s b
b G
G
z L
where L has no dynamics for the distillation example The closed loop poles of the perturbed system are solutions to detI Ls detI ksL or equivalently det
s k
I L sk trLsk detL
For k
we see that instability occurs if and only if the trace andor the determinant of L are negative Since detL
for any gain error less than instability can only occur if trL Evaluate trL and show that with gain errors of equal magnitude the combination of errors which most easily yields instability is with b b Use this to show that the perturbed system is unstable if
r
where gg detG is the
element of the RGA of G In our case and we get instability for Check this numerically
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Multivariable Feedback Control Analysis And Design
ISBN: 9780470011683
2nd Edition
Authors: Sigurd Skogestad, Ian Postlethwaite