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Welcome to "Process Control & Instrument" module:

 

This module aims at imparting the knowledge on the fundamentals of process dynamics, control and instrumentation. It is the ultimate objective of the module that students at the end of the course module should have concepts on control strategies that are adopted and practiced in every process plants and industries.

 

Introduction

 

The course will cover the basics of modelling, the use of Laplace transform in control theory and its application for evaluating transfer functions. The module further covers in detail block diagram, its algebra, feedback and feed forward control methods and blocks diagram reduction. Stability analysis, Root locus method and various instruments used for measuring the process plant parameters will be also covered in this module.

Tutorial 1
Tutorial 2
Assignment

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Tutorial 2 Uploaded on

Topic 1
Slides

Introduction

  • Applications

  • Benefits of control

  • Nomenclature

  • Control System development

  • Process modelling

Topic 4
Slides

Dynamic behavior:

First & Second order Systems

  • Step Input

  • Impulse Input

  • Rectangular Input

  • Sinusoidal Input

  • Time Response of Second-Order

Topic 8
Slides
 

Intrumentation in process industry

  • Basic components of a control system

  • Temperature

  • Pressure

  • Flow

  • Level

Laplace Transforms

Solved Laplace Transform

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Topic 2
Slides

Solution of ODEs using Laplace Transforms

  • Laplace Transform

  • Inverse Laplace

  • Final Value Theorem

  • Initial Value Theorem

  • Time Delay

Topic 5
Slides

Feedback controller

  • Basic Modes of Controllers

  • Proportional

  • Integral

  • Derivative

  • PID forms

  • On-off Controller

 

Examples for practice block diagram reduction

PID Excel spreadsheets
Topic 3
Slides

Transfer Functions

  • Properties of Transfer Function Models

  • Linearization of Nonlinear Models

  • State-Space Models

Topic 6
Slides

Dynamic Behavior and Stability of Closed-Loop Control Systems

  • Block Diagram Representation

  • Closed-Loop Transfer Functions

  • Block Diagram Reduction

  • Stability

  • Root locus method

  • Routh Array

Useful links
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