Control and Optimization of Centrifugal Pump Based on Smith Control Algorith

Centrifugal pumps are essential in various fields such as industrial and urban water supply, drainage and agricultural irrigation. However, with the advancement of computer technology and fluid mechanics, the performance requirements of centrifugal pumps have also been greatly improved. Traditional design methods are no longer sufficient to meet these high requirements for speed and accuracy. In order to solve these challenges, the optimization of pump control algorithm based on Smith control algorithm is proposed. With the advancement of computer technology and fluid dynamics, the effectiveness of pump control algorithm based on Smith control algorithm can be verified by simulation, experimental testing and other means. These methods allow algorithms to improve pump performance under different conditions and requirements. The pump control algorithm based on Smith control algorithm has several obvious advantages. It is designed to quickly and accurately meet the changing performance requirements of centrifugal pumps. By combining modern computational and fluid dynamics techniques, this method ensures that centrifugal pumps can operate more efficiently and effectively, meeting the different needs of industrial, urban and agricultural applications. The adaptability and accuracy of the algorithm make it an important tool for the continuous development and improvement of centrifugal pump technology.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iaecst64597.2024.11118246
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Advanced Algorithms and Applications
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Control and Optimization of Centrifugal Pump Based on Smith Control Algorith

Yonghao Zhou, Jie He, Jiaxing Yang, Yun Yao
Advanced Algorithms and Applications
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Control and Optimization of Centrifugal Pump Based on Smith Control Algorith

Yonghao Zhou, Jie He, Jiaxing Yang, Yun Yao
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Abstract

Centrifugal pumps are essential in various fields such as industrial and urban water supply, drainage and agricultural irrigation. However, with the advancement of computer technology and fluid mechanics, the performance requirements of centrifugal pumps have also been greatly improved. Traditional design methods are no longer sufficient to meet these high requirements for speed and accuracy. In order to solve these challenges, the optimization of pump control algorithm based on Smith control algorithm is proposed. With the advancement of computer technology and fluid dynamics, the effectiveness of pump control algorithm based on Smith control algorithm can be verified by simulation, experimental testing and other means. These methods allow algorithms to improve pump performance under different conditions and requirements. The pump control algorithm based on Smith control algorithm has several obvious advantages. It is designed to quickly and accurately meet the changing performance requirements of centrifugal pumps. By combining modern computational and fluid dynamics techniques, this method ensures that centrifugal pumps can operate more efficiently and effectively, meeting the different needs of industrial, urban and agricultural applications. The adaptability and accuracy of the algorithm make it an important tool for the continuous development and improvement of centrifugal pump technology.

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