Figure 2.0 shows a system of two tanks which are used for temporary (tank 1) storage...

 

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Figure 2.0 shows a system of two tanks which are used for temporary (tank 1) storage and longer-term (tank 2) storage of the iquid product. The demand is satisfied from the temporariy storage tank while tank 2 is used to acoumulate the liquid product in excess of the demand. Supply Demand Tank I Tank 2 Figure 2.0 Storage tanks a) Icentity the external disturbances, control objectives, measurements and manipulated veriables avaiable to you. b) is this a SISO or MIAMO system, explain why. c) Develop alternative feedbackifeedtorward control configurations to achieve the identified control abjectives d) is there a situation that may arise during which you cannot avoid overfiowing of the storage tanks? e) Draw the block diagrams for the feedbackiteedforward control strategies proposed in (c) above. Figure 2.0 shows a system of two tanks which are used for temporary (tank 1) storage and longer-term (tank 2) storage of the iquid product. The demand is satisfied from the temporariy storage tank while tank 2 is used to acoumulate the liquid product in excess of the demand. Supply Demand Tank I Tank 2 Figure 2.0 Storage tanks a) Icentity the external disturbances, control objectives, measurements and manipulated veriables avaiable to you. b) is this a SISO or MIAMO system, explain why. c) Develop alternative feedbackifeedtorward control configurations to achieve the identified control abjectives d) is there a situation that may arise during which you cannot avoid overfiowing of the storage tanks? e) Draw the block diagrams for the feedbackiteedforward control strategies proposed in (c) above.