Publication
Stochastic model predictive control approaches applied to drinking water networks
Journal Article (2017)
Journal
Optimal Control Applications and Methods
Pages
541-558
Volume
38
Number
4
Doc link
http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/oca.2269
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Authors
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Grosso Pérez, Juan Manuel
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Velarde, Pablo
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Ocampo Martínez, Carlos A.
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Maestre Torreblanca, José María
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Puig Cayuela, Vicenç
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Abstract
Control of drinking water networks is an arduous task, given their size and the presence of uncertainty in water demand. It is necessary to impose different constraints for ensuring a reliable water supply in the most economic and safe ways. To cope with uncertainty in system disturbances due to the stochastic water demand/consumption and optimize operational costs, this paper proposes three stochastic model predictive control (MPC) approaches, namely, chance-constrained MPC, tree-based MPC, and multiple-scenario MPC. A comparative assessment of these approaches is performed when they are applied to real case studies, specifically, a sector and an aggregate version of the Barcelona drinking water network in Spain.
Categories
automation, control theory, optimisation.
Author keywords
management of water systems; model predictive control; stochastic programming; system disturbances
Scientific reference
J.M. Grosso, P. Velarde, C. Ocampo-Martínez, J.M. Maestre and V. Puig. Stochastic model predictive control approaches applied to drinking water networks. Optimal Control Applications and Methods, 38(4): 541-558, 2017.
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