WO2007009322A1 - Méthode optimisée de fonctionnement temps réel de procédure multi-entrée et multi-sortie de fabrication en continu - Google Patents
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- the invention belongs to the technical field of control systems and relates to a multiple input multiple output (Multiple
- the continuous production process of continuous product output can be represented by Figure 1:
- A is the upstream processing equipment group
- its product is the raw material of processing unit B
- the product of processing unit B is downstream.
- A is called the device group
- the device group is because there may be more than one upstream device to supply raw materials for B. Since there may be more than one product of B, its products may also be supplied to a plurality of downstream devices as raw materials, so the device downstream thereof is called device group C. It is worth noting that the serial flow of such device materials is continuous.
- controllable key operating conditions U there are some production factors that can be adjusted, that is, controllable key operating conditions U, and these operating conditions are related to some technical indicators of processing device B, such as energy consumption, economic efficiency, product production.
- the rate is related, where U can be regarded as the input of the production process, there can be one or more, J can be seen as the output of the production process, and there can be one or more.
- the task of operational optimization is how to adjust these operating conditions in production so that the specified technical indicators (which can be one or more combinations) are optimized for a certain period of time (maximum, such as economic benefit; or minimum, such as Energy consumption), as shown in Figure 2. It is worth pointing out that the objective function may switch according to the needs of production. Operational optimization of a single objective function process is generally described in the following form:
- J is the objective function
- J* is the optimal value of the objective function
- u is the operating condition, or the tuning variable.
- ⁇ is the optimal value for tuning variables. Since the function relationship J(U) of U and J is usually an unknown function, in order to obtain lT, there are two commonly used methods: mathematical model and real-time online search method.
- the basic idea of the modeling method is to pre-establish a mathematical model between the objective function J and the tuning variable U, and then use the nonlinear and linear programming to find ⁇ according to the model and constraints.
- mechanism modeling is to combine the operating mechanism equations of various parts of the whole system according to the process structure, using the principle of material balance and energy balance, so as to construct a mathematical equation that conforms to the specific production process.
- the relationship between the objective function and the tuning variable u is determined according to the input, output and price of the system.
- the empirical modeling method relies on a large number of experiments or daily running report data to construct an empirical relationship between the tuning variables of the system and the objective function.
- the advantages of this modeling are: simple, universal. No matter how complex or different the process or system is, it can be modeled in the same simple way without the need for specialized process knowledge and priori equations.
- the search method is a universal method and has nothing to do with the specific process.
- the basic idea is to change the value of the tuning variable online and observe the change of the objective function to determine whether the direction of the tuning is correct.
- many nonlinear programming methods such as the Golden Section method and the steepest descent method, can be applied online.
- these methods are often very sensitive to interference.
- the objective function is not only a function of tuning variables, but also a function of other uncontrollable variables (environment variables). Therefore, when the target function changes, it is difficult to judge whether it is due to the change of the tuning variable or the effect of the interference.
- the tuning variable and the objective function are generally regarded as the sole causal relationship, so when there is an external disturbance, it is possible to make a wrong judgment or even reverse the action.
- both the model method and the direct search method are generally based on the mathematical description of 1-1.
- the relationship between the objective function J and U is defined as an algebraic relationship and does not contain external disturbances. Therefore, the algorithm derived from this principle is applicable only to static, non-interfering systems.
- the tuning variable not only has a logical causal relationship with the objective function, but also has a dynamic process in time. That is to say, when the tuning variable changes, the objective function does not change immediately, but has a transition process.
- the reality from many industrial processes In other words, the objective function is often in the undulating pulsation, it is difficult to find a static situation, which is usually caused by strong uncontrollable and uncontrollable disturbances. For example, changes in the composition of raw materials are often uncontrollable during production. These variables are often unmeasurable due to the difficulty of online component detection. On the other hand, many processes are very sensitive to changes in the composition of the raw materials.
- the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a method for realizing the real-time operation optimization of the multi-input and multi-output continuous production process in the prior art, which has the defects of complicated process, high difficulty, many interference factors, narrow adaptability and poor effect, and provides a kind of defect.
- Real-time operation optimization method for multi-input and multi-output continuous production process simplifying the optimization control process of the production process, simple operation, strong anti-interference, strong versatility, wide adaptability and good effect.
- the technical solution adopted to solve the technical problem of the present invention is to adopt a real-time operation optimization method for a multi-input and multi-output continuous production process, which uses a plurality of key operating conditions in the production process as optimization variables to be associated with key operating conditions.
- One or more technical indicators are objective functions.
- the gradient vector between the key operating conditions and the technical indicators at the current time is calculated online, and then the operation is determined according to the gradient vector.
- Condition adjustment direction when the gradient vector is negative or positive, the key operating conditions must be adjusted to change the gradient vector to zero, so that the technical indicators are optimal.
- this gradient is continuous on the line, regardless of Whether the technical indicators are optimal, once the gradient is found to be non-zero, the key operating conditions are adjusted to change the gradient vector to zero direction to achieve the most advantageous tracking.
- the process of adjusting the critical operating conditions to change the gradient vector to zero is the process of optimizing the critical operating conditions. Since the best of the production process may change over time, this optimization process is ongoing on-line. ⁇
- the online method for calculating the gradient vector between the key operating conditions and the technical indicators at the current time is to use the relevant integral technique or other possible methods (such as dynamic model identification) to dynamically and historically analyze the key operational conditions and technical indicators of the production process. Perform the operation.
- correlation integral is a stochastic process Related operations.
- the objective function, interference, and optimization variables are treated as random processes, and the optimization variables are controllable by the mean.
- the objective function (t) is determined first.
- the objective function should be online or measurable. , then the objective function can be expressed as:
- E ⁇ S(t) ⁇ is the mean value of the tuning variable, which can be the set value or valve position of the base controller.
- ⁇ is a constant. If the optimization goal is to find the maximum value, it is taken as a number greater than 0. If the optimization target is a minimum value, it is taken as a number less than 0.
- the routine operation control is performed on the key operating conditions to be optimized, and the set value is calculated by the optimization control computer using the relevant integral technology. According to the specific conditions and requirements of the process, the set value is performed every certain time period. Adjustment
- the routine fixed value control for the key operating conditions to be optimized is to perform the routine fixed value control on the operating conditions to be optimized by the distributed system computer, ie DCS or conventional instrument, and the set value is calculated by the optimization control computer using the relevant integral technology.
- the set value is adjusted every certain time period (the time period is determined by the speed of the specific process).
- the method is to establish real-time data with a certain data window width (the time width of the database should be greater than 3 times of the process optimization variable to the target function transition process time, generally 8-18 hours) according to specific process time characteristics.
- a data acquisition system usually consisting of a distributed control system (ie DCS) to obtain historical data on key operating conditions and technical specifications of the production process.
- the system collects key operating conditions and data for each objective function, ie, each objective function, at regular intervals (which are determined by the speed of the process, typically 30-90 seconds).
- the data in the data window is stored in the database. Each time the data is sampled, the data window is moved forward by one sampling time. That is, the oldest data is discarded, and the latest data is added to the database.
- Figure 3 shows an example of two operating conditions.
- T, M is the integral constant.
- the above M should be greater than the maximum time constant from the optimized variable to the objective function, and T is taken as 1-5 times M.
- the gradient ⁇ of the integrated objective function J to the operating conditions is ⁇ + ⁇ 2 ⁇ , ⁇ , ⁇ Jn
- a 2 A, a m m is a positive constant number (if required specifications maximum).
- an operating condition to take the maximum value of the technical index as an example, and illustrate the method of adjustment. See Figure 4, Figure 5, Figure 6.
- the technical index is the maximum value, and the operating condition does not need to be adjusted.
- Fig. 5 when the gradient is calculated to be negative by the correlation integration method, the operating conditions should be reduced to improve the technical specifications.
- Fig. 6 when the gradient is positive by the correlation integration method, the operating conditions should be increased to improve the technical specifications.
- each adjustment step is ⁇ , as long as the appropriate value of ⁇ is taken, that is, if the maximum value of the technical index is obtained, ⁇ is taken as a positive value, otherwise a negative value is taken. , you can adjust the size and direction of the step.
- the data is sampled again at a certain interval (30-90 seconds), and the steps are returned.
- steps 3 to 6 The process of steps 3 to 6 is carried out online continuously, so that each operating point can finally reach the best advantage. It should be pointed out that even if the gradients have reached zero, steps 2 to 5 should be carried out continuously, because the functional relationship between the technical indicators and the operating conditions may change with time (such as changes in the properties of the raw materials, devices). The transformation, etc.), need to constantly observe whether the gradient is zero, if there is a change, adjust at any time. As shown in Figure :: When the relationship between technical indicators and operating conditions changes for some reason (such as raw material changes), so that the current operating point is no longer the most advantageous, it can be found that the gradient is not zero, according to the method of correlation The operating conditions are approached to the best.
- the present invention uses a correlation integration method for gradient calculation, which is calculated based on fluctuation data of operating conditions and technical indicators over a period of time (ie, within the data window). Therefore, unlike the model method, the production process is not required in the optimization operation. Being static, can be in a wave state, and according to the relevant integral theory, the statistical characteristics of these fluctuations can be unknown.
- the static and dynamic models of the process can be built without prior construction, greatly reducing the complexity of the operational optimization of the production process.
- the traditional method whether it is mechanism modeling or statistical modeling, is to try to find the functional relationship between the technical index J and the operating condition U, and then find the optimal operating conditions based on this functional relationship. If the system is complex, it is difficult to get an accurate model and the cost is high. However, the present invention notifies that as long as there is information near the current operating point, the system can be optimized without establishing a large-scale model, and complicated process modeling can be omitted.
- This method has strong adaptive performance. That is, when the production process changes for some reason, causing the operating conditions to deviate from the optimum, the present invention can find such deviations and automatically re-adjust the operating conditions to the optimum point.
- This automatic tracking of the most advantageous performance has important practical value in actual production. Because of many operating conditions and technical indicators in the production process The relationship between them actually varies with the nature of the raw materials, the aging, replacement of the equipment, the improvement of the catalyst, and the like. Traditional modeling methods require re-modeling the production process or correcting the model.
- This method is a versatile method. As long as the production process is continuous, the technical indicators to be optimized can be measured or calculated online, and the method can be used, which is independent of the specific production process and can be applied in a wide range. Traditional modeling methods must be modeled for a specific device, and the established optimization model has specific applicability.
- the method has strong anti-interference characteristics, even under dynamic conditions, such as other factors such as the nature of the material causing the change of the technical index to be greater than the useful signal (the change of the objective function caused by the optimized operating conditions) Normal work, this strong anti-interference is of great significance in practical applications.
- the core of the correlation real-time optimization method in the present invention is to calculate the gradient of the objective function to the operating conditions by using the principle of the correlation integral technique, and then adjust the operating conditions according to the gradient, and the calculation of the gradient and the adjustment of the operating conditions are continuously performed online. Therefore, no matter what calculation method is used, the device can be optimized online by using this principle as long as the operating conditions and the gradient of the objective function can be calculated on the line. Therefore, other possible methods such as dynamic model identification can also be used to calculate the gradient of the operating conditions and the objective function online, and then optimize the continuous production operation of the device in real time.
- FIG. 1 Block diagram of a continuous production process for continuous feed and continuous product output
- Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the operation optimization process of the continuous production process.
- FIG. 3 Schematic diagram of data window data processing and acquisition with 2 operating conditions
- Figure 4 is a graph of the gradient of the curve of the operating conditions and technical indicators is zero.
- Figure 5 is a graph when the gradient of the operating condition and the technical index is negative.
- Figure 6 is a graph showing the gradient of the gradient between the operating conditions and the technical indicators.
- Figure 7 is a graph showing the gradient of the gradient of the relationship between the operating conditions and the technical indicators.
- Figure 8 is a control diagram of the present invention using a computer to optimize the continuous production process.
- Figure 9 is a flow chart of the ARGG device reaction regeneration system.
- Figure 10 is a process flow diagram of the ketone-benzene deoiling and dewaxing unit
- the production process is required to be optimized by a computer, and the operating conditions to be optimized are firstly controlled by a distributed system computer (ie, DCS) or a conventional meter, and the setting is performed.
- the fixed value is calculated by the optimization control computer by the method of the invention, and the set value is adjusted every certain time period, and the period of the adjustment is determined by the speed of the specific process. As shown in Figure 8. .
- Embodiment 1 Online correlation integral optimization control of ARGG device
- the ARGG unit is a unit used in petrochemical plants to crack low-value oil into high-value liquid hydrocarbons, gasoline, and diesel. It is a continuous production process.
- the flow chart of the ARGG device reaction regeneration system is shown in Figure 9.
- the feedstock oil from the tank zone is mixed with the refueled gasoline, the refinery oil and the refinery slurry, and is atomically sprayed into the riser reactor 1 in the lower portion of the riser reactor 1 to enter the reaction system.
- the atomized reaction raw material and the injected steam are mixed with the high temperature catalyst from the catalyst regenerator 4 in the lower portion of the riser reactor 1, and rise up along the riser reactor 1 to carry out a catalytic cracking reaction, and the reacted oil and gas together with the catalyst at the riser outlet Entering the cyclone 2 rapidly separates the oil and gas from the solid particulate catalyst, and the separated oil and gas is sent to the fractionation system 6.
- the separated catalyst enters the catalyst regenerator 4, and the surface of these catalysts has carbon deposits generated during the reaction, and these carbon deposits are burned and removed in the regenerator, a process called scorch.
- the excess heat generated during the scorching process is taken away by the external heat extractor 5.
- the charred regeneration catalyst is then passed to the bottom of the riser reactor 1 to be mixed with the feedstock for reaction.
- a new catalyst is additionally supplied to the catalyst regenerator.
- the oil and gas from the separator enters the fractionation system 6, and the separation of the system produces liquid hydrocarbons, gasoline, and light diesel oil.
- the produced refining slurry and refining oil and part of the gasoline are returned to the riser reactor 1 .
- the structure of the optimized control system is shown in Figure 8.
- the setpoint control system consists of the HONEYWELL TPS3000's distributed control system, and the optimized control is carried out by the APP (Application Process Processor) computer of the HONEYWELL TPS3000.
- APP Application Process Processor
- one of the above five technical indicators is selected as the current technical indicator to be optimized. And follow the steps below.
- An OPC-based data acquisition system was built using the HONEYWELL TPS3000 distributed system and APP computer.
- a real-time database with a data window width of 8 hours is built in the APP computer.
- the key operating conditions and data for each technical indicator (each objective function) are collected every 60 seconds.
- the data in the data window is stored in the database. Each time the data is sampled, the data window moves forward one sample time, that is, the oldest data is discarded, and the latest data is added to the database.
- the upper and lower limits 3600, -3600, 10800, -10800 in the above integration are determined based on the approximate response time of the process from the optimization variable to the target function channel.
- the comprehensive objective function J has a gradient K of the operating conditions.
- ⁇ , in, and 5 are five constants of 0 or 1, depending on the currently optimized objective function.
- the principle is that if the calculated gradient is zero, the operating condition is currently in an optimal state; Zero, adjust the operating conditions according to the size and direction of the gradient.
- the current operating condition value is known, and the adjusted operating condition value is obtained according to the following method, and the technical index is required to be maximized -
- Example 2 Online correlation integral optimization control of ketone-benzene deoiling and dewaxing unit
- the ketone-benzene dewaxing device is the main device for the production of lubricating oil in refineries.
- the purpose is to separate the lubricating oil and paraffin in the raw material, which is also a continuous production process.
- the process flow chart of the process is shown in Figure 10: After the feedstock oil enters the system, it is divided into 7 channels, each of which has 3 crystallizers. Each channel firstly adds filtrate to the feedstock oil for pre-dilution, and then enters the heat exchanger E101. When the feedstock oil enters E101, fresh solvent and cold-exchanged filtrate are added for one (1) dilution. After the feedstock oil is diluted once (1) and replaced by E101, the filtrate is added to the heat exchanger E101 for one time.
- the raw material oil After dilution, the raw material oil enters the ammonia cold crystallizer E102, E103, and then fresh solvent is added for secondary dilution.
- the crystallized raw material oil enters the buffer tank D101 and the dewaxing filter, and the cold washing solvent is added, and after filtration, The filtrate enters the solvent recovery system via filtrate tank D104.
- the filtered wax enters the wax tanks D105 and D106, passes through a wax deoiling filter, and is added with a cold wash, and the filtrate enters the filtrate tank D110.
- the filtered wax from a section of the wax deoiling filter enters the wax tank D112, is mixed with fresh solvent, and then enters the second-stage wax deoiling filter and is added to the second-stage cold washing.
- the filtrate of the two-stage wax deoiling filter enters the filtrate tank Dili and then enters the dewaxing filter wax tank D105.
- the wax filtered by the two-stage wax deoiling filter is mixed with the added two-stage dilution solvent in the wax liquid tank D113 to enter the solvent recovery system.
- the technical indicator to be optimized for this system is the yield of dewaxed wax.
- the key operating variables are the solvent ratios of the various flows, as follows -
- the optimized controller design optimization variables are 23, respectively
- the setpoint control system uses the YOKOGAWA Centem CS system, and the optimization control computer is the operating station of the system.
- the data window width of the relevant integral optimization control is 13 hours. Every
- u 7 seven-way pre-dilution ratio
- u 8 one way - thin (1) dilution ratio
- u 16 two-way - one diluted (2) dilution ratio
- the data acquisition system was established on the operation station with the YOKOGAWA Centum CS distributed control system and the supporting data acquisition environment. And create a real-time database with a data window width of 13 hours.
- the database collects key operating conditions and technical indicators through YOKOGAWA Centem CS every 60 seconds.
- the data in the data window is stored in the database. Each time the data is sampled, the data window is moved forward by one sample time. That is, the oldest data is discarded and the latest data is added to the database.
- the original m operating condition values are the adjusted new operating conditions.
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