Publication
Predictive optimal control of sewer networks using CORAL tool: application to Riera Blanca catchment in Barcelona
Journal Article (2009)
Journal
Water Science & Technology
Pages
869-878
Volume
60
Number
4
Doc link
http://dx.doi.org/10.2166/wst.2009.424
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Authors
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Puig Cayuela, Vicenç
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Cembrano Gennari, Gabriela
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Romera, Juli
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Quevedo Casín, Joseba-Jokin
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Aznar, Blanca
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Ramón, Gustavo
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Cabot, Jordi
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Abstract
This paper deals with the global control of the Riera Blanca catchment in the Barcelona sewer network using a predictive optimal control approach. This catchment has been modelled using a conceptual modelling approach based on decomposing the catchments in subcatchments and representing them as virtual tanks. This conceptual modelling approach allows real-time model calibration and control of the sewer network. The global control problem of the Riera Blanca catchment is solved using a optimal/predictive control algorithm. To implement the predictive optimal control of the Riera Blanca catchment, a software tool named CORAL is used. The on-line control is simulated by interfacing CORAL with a high fidelity simulator of sewer networks (MOUSE). CORAL interchanges readings from the limnimeters and gate commands with MOUSE as if it was connected with the real SCADA system. Finally, the global control results obtained using the predictive optimal control are presented and compared against the results obtained using current local control system. The results obtained using the global control are very satisfactory compared to those obtained using the local control.
Categories
mathematical programming, optimal control, optimisation, predictive control.
Author keywords
decision support, optimal control, predictive control, real-time control, sewer systems
Scientific reference
V. Puig, G. Cembrano, J. Romera, J. Quevedo, B. Aznar, G. Ramón and J. Cabot. Predictive optimal control of sewer networks using CORAL tool: application to Riera Blanca catchment in Barcelona. Water Science & Technology, 60(4): 869-878, 2009.
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