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Optimal steady state regulation of distribution networks with input and flow constraints

In this work we consider a network of physically interconnected dynamical systems for which the goal is to solve a practical optimal regulation problem in the presence of input and flow constraints. Based on Lyapunov arguments we propose distributed controllers which guarantee global convergence to the desired optimal steady state. As a case study we apply our distributed controller to a district heating network.