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Automation Control

Process Control Topic-2

Fundamentals
Lecture-5

Industrial Engineering Department, UET Peshawar


This Lecture

❖ Controller Algorithms
❖ Control Loops
❖ Single Variable
❖ Multi Variable
Control System Video
Open Loop Video
Closed Loop Video
Controller Algorithm
Controller Algorithms

Controller Algorithms

Multistep Continuo
Discrete
us
Controller Algorithms

Discrete
❖ Two Nodes
❖ On/Off

❖ Temperature in Water Tank


❖ Cannot hold the variable at the
setpoint
❖ Too much oscillation
❖ But still in dead zone
❖ Continuous Cycle
Controller Algorithms

Multistep
❖ More than two nodes
❖ Intermediate Step
❖ Works similarly to Discrete
Control loop
❖ Less dramatic Oscillations
Continuous
❖ Automatically compare PV with SP
❖ Determine error
❖ If error adjust the output
❖ Controller tuning parameters determine
❖ Magnitude
❖ Duration
❖ Speed
Control Loop

Control Loop

Single Variable Multi Variable


Control Loops
Single Variable Control Loop
❖ Measures Process

FeedBack Control ❖
Variable
Sends Measurement to

Loop ❖

Controller
Comparison to setpoint
E.g. Cruise Control
Single Variable Control Loop
❖ Vary in Speed
❖ Response to

Pressure Control changes/action


❖ Slowly or Quickly

Loop
❖ High volume system
changes slowly
❖ Large Natural Gas

Storage
Flow Transmitters are
sensitive

Single Variable Control Loop


❖ Fast Loops

Flow Control
❖ Respond to changes

quickly
❖ Damping function of FT

Loop
❖ Temperature Effect
❖ Typically FCL have
❖ Flow Sensor, Transmitter,

Controller, Valve or Pump


Single Variable Control Loop ❖ Speed depends on size
and shape of vessel and

Level Control ❖
In-outflow
Level can be measured by
❖ Radar, Float Gauge

Loop ❖
Etc;
Valve is final control
element
❖ Overflow is avoided
Single Variable Control Loop

❖ Relatively Slow
Temperature Control ❖ Thermocouples as
temperature sensors
Loop ❖

Fuel valve is the FCE
Cool fluid may be added
❖ Primary Controller
❖ Send signals to

Multi-Variable ❖
Secondary controller
Secondary Controller
❖ Tuned first
❖ Temperature Vs Steam
Multi-Variable Control Loop

FeedForward
❖ Anticipates load disturbance
❖ Control before it impact PV

❖ User must have mathematical


knowledge
❖ Error is prevented not corrected
❖ Difficult to anticipates all types of
loads
❖ Humidity and Moisture

❖ Best used when controlled variable


is a potential major load
disturbance
❖ Figure-Open or Closes Steam valve
based on cold fluid
Feedback Vs FeedFoward
Multi-Variable Control Loop

FeedForward
Plus
❖ FeedForward + FeedBack
❖ Summing function is used
❖ FFL+FBL sends unified signal to
controller
❖ Figure
❖ Temperature Transmitter (FB)
❖ Flow Transmitter (FF)
❖ Steam Valve
Multi-Variable Control Loop

Cascade
❖ Two loops
❖ Primary

❖ Secondary (Slave)

❖ Secondary loop control major


load disturbance variable for
primary loop
❖ Primary loop Controller
❖ Determines the Setpoint of the

summing controller in the


secondary loop
Cascade
Batch
❖ Batch Production
❖ Different juices
❖ Batch Processes
❖ Processes taken from start to finish in batches
❖ Involves getting correct proportion of ingredients in
a batch
❖ Level, flow, mass measurement may be used
❖ Frequent restarts and recalibrations
Multi-Variable Control Loop

Ratio
❖ Where continuous process is on
❖ Additive is on

❖ Chlorination of water

❖ Controller receives input from


flow measurement device
❖ One wild flow (Unregulated

fluid)
❖ Controls Regulated second

fluid
❖ Perform ration calculation and
signals appropriate setpoint
“Raise your words not your voice. It is rain
that grows flower not thunder”

–Rumi

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