Model Predictive Control has been proved to enhance the control performance of overhead cranes. However, in Operator-In-the-Loop (OIL) overhead cranes the trajectory of the payload strongly depends on the runtime decisions of the user and can not be predicted beforehand. Simple assumptions on the future references evolution have therefore to be made. In this paper we investigate the applicability of linear and nonlinear MPC strategies to the case of OIL overhead cranes, based on different assumptions on the future evolution of the length of the hoisting cable.
Comparison of Linear and Nonlinear MPC on Operator-In-the-Loop Overhead Cranes
Giacomelli M.;Faroni M.;Simoni L.;Visioli A.
2019-01-01
Abstract
Model Predictive Control has been proved to enhance the control performance of overhead cranes. However, in Operator-In-the-Loop (OIL) overhead cranes the trajectory of the payload strongly depends on the runtime decisions of the user and can not be predicted beforehand. Simple assumptions on the future references evolution have therefore to be made. In this paper we investigate the applicability of linear and nonlinear MPC strategies to the case of OIL overhead cranes, based on different assumptions on the future evolution of the length of the hoisting cable.File in questo prodotto:
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