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Customized - Modern Control Methods and Optimization of Industrial Processes
Objectives
In the process control field, technology evolves rapidly. This seminar will allow you to review traditional control techniques and to examine new optimisation methods. As a result, you will be able to evaluate which techniques can help increase your plant productivity.
Who should attend
Instrumentation technicians and supervisors, production managers, process and electrical engineers, project engineers. In fact, anyone interested in control loop performance; even senior managers will appreciate the importance of proper loop tuning.
Day 1 - Process control
Introduction:
- Control loops
- Noise, disturbances, load
- Control objectives
- Simple model
- Process types
- Process flaws
- Proportional
- Integral
- Derivative
- Filter
- Structures
- Models, effects on tuning
- When to use a derivative mode
Day 2 - Troubleshooting, diagnostics, and traditional and modern tuning methods
Tuning:
- Intuitive tuning
- Traditional tuning methods
- Natural frequency
- Importance of delay
- Limits of traditional methods
- Modern tuning and troubleshooting methods
- Self-tuning algorithms
- Noise
- Disturbances
- Hysterisis
- Saturation
- Inverse transitory response
- Noise level
- Hysterisis
- Process gain
- Non-linearity
Special controllers:
- Internal model controllers (Dahlin)
- Smith predicators
- Cascade
- Feedforward
- Override
- Selection
- Links
- Fuzzy logic
- Neural networking
- Hysterisis measurement
- Statistical evaluations
- Measurement of noise, linearity, and asymmetry
- Optimization based on different performance characteristics
- Examples and real process simulations will be used to explain:
- Simple and multiple loops
- Loops that have been improved with modern strategies
- Use of fuzzy logic
- Examples of simple but effective strategies
- Comparison of methods
- Time
- Results
- Effectiveness, tightness
- Comparative example
Manual used
Fundamentals of Process Control, Michel Ruel, Levis, QC, 1995, 292 p.
Software used
ExperTune (latest revision)









