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    <pubDate>Tue, 23 Jun 2026 06:17:23 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Observer-Based Spatial Control of Advanced Heavy Water Reactor Using Time-Scale Decoupling</title>
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      <description>Title: Observer-Based Spatial Control of Advanced Heavy Water Reactor Using Time-Scale Decoupling
Authors: Munje, Ravindra; Danying Gu; Desai, Ranvir; Patre, Balasaheb; Weidong, zang
Abstract: The 90th-order system of advanced heavy water&#xD;
reactor (AHWR) exhibits a three-time-scale structure with&#xD;
38 slow, 35 fast, and 17 fastest state variables. Consequently,&#xD;
an effective controller is needed to regulate the spatial power.&#xD;
If the controller is based on state feedback, its realization needs&#xD;
an accurate and precise state observer. The regular design of a&#xD;
full or even reduced-order observer for such a three-time-scale&#xD;
system is a challenging task which, however, can be addressed&#xD;
by time-scale decoupling. In this paper, full- and reduced-order&#xD;
observers are proposed for the singularly perturbed three-timescale&#xD;
system by a novel method. The novelty lies in the fact that&#xD;
the presented multistage observer designs help to reduce design&#xD;
complexity and computational time without losing the freedom&#xD;
to design independent observer gains for slow, fast, and fastest&#xD;
subsystems. These observers are then employed for the state&#xD;
estimation of AHWR, which are fed to the feedback controller for&#xD;
spatial stabilization. Performances of these observers, evaluated&#xD;
on the nonlinear model of AHWR in the presence of transients,&#xD;
are compared with the controller without an observer and fast&#xD;
output sampling-based controller. It is seen that the estimated&#xD;
values are in close agreement with the actual values due to which&#xD;
the controller performance is found to be satisfactory with the&#xD;
observers.</description>
      <pubDate>Sun, 11 Nov 2018 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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