Enhancing Energy-Efficient Water Pumping with Intelligent Control: A Comparative Study of Advanced Fuzzy Logic and PID Controllers on Simulink/MATLAB
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https://doi.org/10.58344/jws.v3i4.589Keywords:
Advanced Fuzzy Logic Control, PID Control, Energy efficiency, Water pumping, Simulink/MATLABAbstract
Water resources are crucial for social and economic development, human needs, and food production. However, with water scarcity on the rise, minimizing waste during pumping is vital. Using DC motors for pumping offers a solution for sustainable and efficient water management. This study explores intelligent control strategies to enhance energy efficiency in water pumping systems, comparing Advanced Fuzzy Logic and PID Controllers through simulation. The research aims to optimize the control approach for water pumping operations, improving energy efficiency and system performance. Simulation results indicate that both controllers effectively regulate water pumping operations. The Advanced Fuzzy Logic Controller offer better response to setpoints, with minimal overshoot 0,7%, fast settling time 0.052 Seconds, Rise Time 0.048 Seconds, Time Peak 0.05 Seconds and no steady-state error, Compared to PID Controller with Overshoot 10%, Settling Time 0.23 Seconds, Rise Time 0.048 Seconds, Time Peak 0.078 Second and no steady-state error Moreover, the Advanced Fuzzy Logic Controller performs overall better performance in terms of energy efficiency and robustness compared to the PID controller. The findings suggest that the energy efficiency of water pumping systems can be significantly increased by utilizing Advanced Fuzzy Logic Controller approaches, specifically the Advanced Fuzzy Logic Controller. This study contributes to developing control methods for sustainable water management systems with potential uses in agriculture, irrigation, and water distribution.
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