In this study, a T-S type fuzzy logic controller-based chattering-free adaptive sliding mode controller is proposed to attain smooth and precise power-level control and disturbances rejection capability for the VVER-1000 reactor core. To accomplish the purpose, a nonlinear two-point kinetics model with three groups of delayed neutron precursors is developed. An adaptive T-S type fuzzy logic controller is considered to eliminate the chattering problem inherent in a conventional sliding mode controller, in which a continuous switching function replaces the discontinuous switching signum function. Stability analysis is guaranteed using the Lyapunov synthesis approach. To validate the designed controller, several simulations are conducted under various transient conditions. Furthermore, the designed controller is compared with a traditional sliding mode controller, a conventional PID controller with fixed parameters, and a fuzzy controller with standalone configurations. The results demonstrate that the proposed controller strategy exhibits effective load-tracking performance and adaptive disturbance rejection ability under load-following operations. It is adapted to different working conditions, effectively reduces overshoot and settling time, and produces a smooth control input deprived of the chattering problem in the actuator. It achieved an accurate estimation of most unmeasured states and removed the premise that all system states are quantifiable, which makes more sense from a practical standpoint, and it was able to estimate the majority of unmeasured states accurately. Furthermore, the system outputs, normalized axial offset, and axial xenon oscillation index remain within acceptable ranges based on a constant axial offset power-distribution strategy.
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