Dynamic Optimization of First-Order Systems via Static Parametric Programming: Application to Electrical Discharge Machining

• Presented at: University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, March 2004
• Published in: ISEM
• : , 2004

In this paper, it is shown that dynamic optimization problems of first-order systems can be transformed into a static paramertic programming problem, where the state plays the role of the parameter. Thus, an optimal feedback law is obtained. This concept is applied to the die-sinking Electrical Discharge Machining, a highly time varying industrial process which necessitates adapation of machining settings during operation. It is shown that the minimum-time operation of this process is equivalent to choosing the manipulated variables that maximizes the speed of machining at every position.

Note: Prj_EDM

Keywords: Dynamic optimization Parametric Programming Electromachining

Reference

• LA-CONF-2004-022

• URL: http://www.lifelong.ed.ac.uk/conferences/isem/

Record created on 2004-11-26, modified on 2012-03-20