Stability analysis of a linear model predictive control and its application in a water recovery process

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Stability analysis of a linear model predictive control and its application in a water recovery process. / Mercorelli, Paolo.
In: Advances in Science, Technology and Engineering Systems, Vol. 4, No. 5, 01.01.2019, p. 314-320.

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title = "Stability analysis of a linear model predictive control and its application in a water recovery process",
abstract = "This paper examines application of linear general model predictive control (LGMPC). The stability of the LGMPC is proven by means of a demonstration of a theorem stating a sufficient and constructive condition. Lower bounds conditions are found for one of these matrices and then a system with saturation is taken into consideration. The conditions can be interpreted through physical aspects. The results obtained were tested by means of computer simulations and an example with a water recovery process is considered.",
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