Improving the reproducibility and control accuracy of TMF experiments with high temperature transients

Thomas Brendel, Michael Naderhirn, Luigi del Re, Ch. Schwaminger

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Abstract

Different approaches will be presented to minimize control deviations in the case of TMF experiments with high temperature transients (10K/s and higher). An empirically derived algorithm calculates a modified function of the temperature command variable on the basis of the recorded control deviations. In a second approach, a two-zone model of the plant is used for control design. The model is first used to design a “soft” PI controller for generating a robust starting output profile, which is used as a basic input reference profile. The remaining error is minimizes by a “fast” PI controller. A third controller approach is realized by determination of an inverse model and its use to determine an “ideal” profile of the command variable as a reference input profile.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationThermomechanical Fatigue Behavior of Materials
Editors American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
Place of PublicationWest Conshohocken, PA
PublisherASTM International
Volume4
Publication statusPublished - Sept 2002

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