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Polymer & Process Engineering Department
University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore
Prof. Dr.G.M.Mamoor
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Process Dynamics & Control
Lecture-2Control Objectives and Benefits
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Dynamics and Control
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Dynamics - time varying behaviour of a process
Control - achieve desired conditions in a system by adjusting selected variables
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Example - Shower
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Hot Cold
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Example - Shower
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Process Flow Diagram
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Example - Shower
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controlled variables - variables to be regulated total flow, temperature
manipulated variables - variables that are adjusted Position of hot water tap Position of cold water tap
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Example – Salt Tank Experiment
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Example - Tank Lab Experiment
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controlled variables - level- salt concentration - inferred from conductivity
manipulated variables- concentrated salt flow rate (pump)- exit flow rate (pump)
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Topics for this lecture
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Recognize examples of the seven (7)control objectives in chemical processes indicators of variability in a process variable calculate the economic impact of variability
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Outline of the Talk.
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• Seven (7) Control Objectives1. Safety2. Environmental protection3. Equipment protection4. Smooth operation5. Product quality6. Profit7. Monitoring and diagnosis
• Variability measures• Economic impact of variability
• Workshop
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Components of the Shower Control System
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Desired Values or Setpoints - target values for flow and temperature
Sensors to measure process conditions - skin and eyes
Control Algorithm to determine corrective action fundamental knowledge and intuition
Final Control Elements adjusted position of taps
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Example - Tank Lab Experiment
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controlled variables - level- salt concentration - inferred from conductivity
manipulated variables- concentrated salt flow rate (pump)- exit flow rate (pump)
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Components of the Shower Control System
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Desired Values or Setpoints - target values for flow and temperature
Sensors to measure process conditions - skin and eyes
Control Algorithm to determine corrective action fundamental knowledge and intuition
Final Control Elements adjusted position of taps
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Example – Shower
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sensors
final controlelements
I want a hot shower
setpointFor hotter shower,turn HW tap clockwise
controlalgo.
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Systems Approach – Salt Tank Experiment
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water brine sol’n
effluent
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inputs - concentrated salt flow, exit flow, inlet water flow outputs - level, salt concentration states - level, salt concentration, temperature, pressure input/output designation does not always match
physical direction of flow
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Systems Approach – Salt Tank Experiment
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brine flow
exit flow
tap water flow
(changes due topressure fluctuations)
{manipulatedvariableinputs
{disturbanceinput
Salt Tank
salt conc.leveltemperaturepressure
INPUTS OUTPUTS
exit salt conc.
level
STATES
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Feedback Control
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Use measurements of process outputs and some sort of algorithm to determine changes to the inputs of the same process
Feedback controllers act to reduce differences between the setpoint and the measured values of outputs. This is called negative feedback.
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Example – Shower
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TI
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final controlelements
I want a hot shower
setpointFor hotter shower,turn HW tap to right
controlalgo.
Feedback loop
sensors
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Process Control at an Industrial Plant
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Sensors, local indicators, and valves in the process
Displays of hundreds of variables, calculations, and commands to valves are in the centralized control centre.
Central control room
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EXAMPLE PROCESS: FLASH SEPARATION
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Feedforward Control
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Combined FB/FF Control
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Control Hardware Elements
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Classification of Variables
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Variable Types: Example
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