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Title: Performance Evaluation of Mobile Intelligent Poultry Feed Dispensing System Using Internal Model Controller and Optimally Tuned PID Controllers
Authors: Olaniyi, O. M.
Folorunso, T. A.
Kolo, J.G.
Arulogun, O. T.
Bala, J. A.
Keywords: PID controller
Particle Swarm Optimization,
Genetic Algorithm
Feed Dispensing
Internal Model Controller
Issue Date: 2016
Publisher: Advances in Multidisciplinary Research Journal,
Citation: O. M. Olaniyi, T. A. Folorunso, J. G. Kolo, O. T. Arulogun, J. A. Bala,(2016) "Performance Evaluation of Mobile Intelligent Poultry Feed Dispensing System Using Internal Model Controller and Optimally Tuned PID Controllers", Advances in Multidisciplinary Research Journal, Vol 2, No.2, 2016, Pp 45-58
Series/Report no.: 2;2
Abstract: This paper presents the performance evaluation of a mobile intelligent poultry liquid feed dispensing system by using a Genetic Algorithm (GA) tuned Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) controller, a Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) tuned PID controller and an Internal Model Controller (IMC). The performances of the various controllers were evaluated using system responses in terms of the transient response as well as the Integral Absolute error. The obtained results showed that the IMC has the least performance as compared to the optimally tuned PID controllers with respect to the rise time, settling time and internal of the Absolute error. However, the IMC proffers a better solution with respect to the zero overshoot. On the overall the PSO Tuned PID controller offers significant performance enhancement to the system, thus ensuring a better and improve return on investment, reduced human involvement as well as improved productivity on the use of the system.
URI: http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/4435
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