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Vestnik SamU. Estestvenno-Nauchnaya Ser., 2016 Issue 3-4, Pages 14–23 (Mi vsgu507)

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Mathematics

On a model of optimal temperature control in hothouses

I. V. Astashovaab, D. A. Lashinc, A. V. Filinovskiyad

a Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, 119991, Russian Federation
b Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, 117997, Stremyanny lane, 36, Moscow, Russian Federation
c FITO research and production company, 142784, Russian Federation, Moscow, Moscovskiy, 35-12
d Bauman Moscow State Technical University, 105005, Baumanskaya 2nd st., 5

Abstract: While growing plants in industrial hothouses it needs to keep the temperature according to round-the-clock graph at the point of growth of plant located at the fixed height. Only small deviations are admitted. To obtain this it is possible to increase the temperature by heating the floor and to decrease the temperature by opening the ventilator windows at the ceiling. We propose and analyse the model based on the heat equation. Physical sense of this problem is that at one end of the infinitely thin rod of length $l$ (the height of the hothouse) we keep during the time $T$ the temperature $\phi(t)$ (control function), while at the other end we have the given heat flow $\psi(t)$. It requires to find the control function $\phi_0(t)$ such that the temperature at the fixed point c be maximally closed to the given temperature $z(t)$. For the estimation of the control quality we use a quadratic integral functional.

Keywords: optimal control, temperature control, hothouse, heat equation, quadratic integral functional.

UDC: 517.977.56

Received: 18.06.2016
Revised: 20.06.2016



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