This thesis presents a control and estimation framework for multi-feeder dosing systems, addressing the challenges of feeder dynamics in weight measurements. Kalman Filter is developed to estimate feeder flow rates using noisy weight data. A control strategy is designed to compute optimal feeder opening times based on real-time flow rate estimates, ensuring precise batching.

This thesis presents a control and estimation framework for multi-feeder dosing systems, addressing the challenges of feeder dynamics in weight measurements. Kalman Filter is developed to estimate feeder flow rates using noisy weight data. A control strategy is designed to compute optimal feeder opening times based on real-time flow rate estimates, ensuring precise batching.

Control Design for Multi-Feeder Dosing System Using Kalman Filtering

ALZETTA, GIANLUCA
2024/2025

Abstract

This thesis presents a control and estimation framework for multi-feeder dosing systems, addressing the challenges of feeder dynamics in weight measurements. Kalman Filter is developed to estimate feeder flow rates using noisy weight data. A control strategy is designed to compute optimal feeder opening times based on real-time flow rate estimates, ensuring precise batching.
2024
Control Design for Multi-Feeder Dosing System Using Kalman Filtering
This thesis presents a control and estimation framework for multi-feeder dosing systems, addressing the challenges of feeder dynamics in weight measurements. Kalman Filter is developed to estimate feeder flow rates using noisy weight data. A control strategy is designed to compute optimal feeder opening times based on real-time flow rate estimates, ensuring precise batching.
Control
Kalman
Dosing
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