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WS-130-3E - Advanced Process Control Workshop
Objectives
Process control technology evolves rapidly. This hands-on workshop will allow you to learn how to use advanced control strategies (cascade, feedforward, override, multivariable, fuzzy logic, and multivariable process control techniques) and new tools for simulation and optimization. This will help you increase your plant's productivity.
Who should attend
Anyone concerned with process performance: instrumentation technicians and supervisors; production managers; process, electrical, and project engineers.
Schedule
From 8:30 am to 12:00 pm and from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm, each day.
Content
Day 1: Advanced strategies based on PID control
Introduction:
- Types of processes and models
- Non-linear processes
- Single vs. multiple loops
- Ideal, series, parallel
- Special structures
- Traditional tuning methods
- Significance of dead time
- Tuning multiple loops simultaneously
- Tuning to synchronize ratio loops
- Tuning to decouple loops
- Tuning cascade loops
- Selective control
- Override control
- Coarse fine control
- Characterizing non-linear processes
Handling interaction:
- Relative gain array
- Static and dynamic decoupling
- IMC and Dahlin controllers
- Smith predictor
- Robustness compared to PID
- Static and dynamic
- Additive or multiplicative
- Non-linear feedforward control
- Using many feedforward signals on the same variable
Controller performance monitoring:
- Statistics for monitoring
- Performance indexes
- Fuzzy sets
- Fuzzy rules
- Fuzzification and defuzzification
- The difference between MPC, APC, expert systems, fuzzy logic, and advanced regulatory control
- The difference between feedforward, feedback, and MPC
- Theory and components of MPC
- Implementation of MPC
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