design and test of fuzzy-pi controller for copper disc casting machine casting electronic balance

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Abstract
Casting electronic scale is the key part of copper casting machine; its control precision directly affects the quality of casting. For this problem, this paper analyzes 16 casting machine casting structures and control principles. According to the movement characteristics of casting, a cast Fuzzy-PI composite controller of electronic scale was designed. On this basis, the hardware system based on PLC and the expansion modules were developed, and casting electronic control programs were designed. Moreover, the control system was simulated by Matlab software and the field experiments have also been carried out. Experiments showed that the casting precision reached 99%, when weight errors are in 3 kg. The designed casting electronic scale satisfies the needs for production.
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Authors ;Fanzhi Kong;Qun Sun;Chong Wang;Chengqiang Yin;Song Hu
Journal journal of power sources
Year 2015
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10.1155/2015/391654
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