Mitigating String Instability in Controlled Irrigation Channels

Irrigation channels operating under practical decentralized controllers can exhibit string instabilities in the form of undesirable amplification of flow transients as they propagate spatially. To limit the propagation of such instability, the application of an existing decentralized water-level balancing control scheme along a mid section of multiple pools is considered. The main design trade-offs are illustrated by numerical example.

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2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ccta53793.2025.11151285
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Hydraulic flow and structures
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Mitigating String Instability in Controlled Irrigation Channels

Michael Cantoni, Timm Strecker
Hydraulic flow and structures
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Mitigating String Instability in Controlled Irrigation Channels

Michael Cantoni, Timm Strecker
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Abstract

Irrigation channels operating under practical decentralized controllers can exhibit string instabilities in the form of undesirable amplification of flow transients as they propagate spatially. To limit the propagation of such instability, the application of an existing decentralized water-level balancing control scheme along a mid section of multiple pools is considered. The main design trade-offs are illustrated by numerical example.

The University of Melbourne (AU)
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Hydraulic flow and structures
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