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SE-130-3 - Seminar on advanced tools in process control
Objectives
Process control technology evolves rapidly. This seminar will allow you to review control strategies widely used (cascade, feed forward, override, multivariable control techniques) and to explore new optimization tools. As a result, you will be able to use these tools to help you increase your factory's productivity.
Who should attend
Anyone concerned with the performance of processes or control loops. Instrumentation technicians and supervisors, production managers, process, electrical and project engineers. Managers can also appreciate the importance of process optimization and the new tools available to achieve objectives of today and meet the challenges of tomorrow.
Schedule
From 8:30 am to noon and from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm
Each day
Content
Day 1 : Control strategies
Introduction
- Simple control loops vs. multi-loops
- Types of processes
- Traditional tuning methods
- Significance of dead time
- Limits of traditional methods
- Modern tools for tuning/troubleshooting
- Valve problems
- Loops using variable speed drives
- Measurement problems
- Tips and tricks
Day 2: Advanced strategies and process optimization using software
Reducing interaction
- Tools to tune interactive loops
- Decoupling
- Tools to tune interactive loops
- Ratio control tuning
- IMC and Dahlin controllers
- Smith Predictor
- PID, special algorithms and structures
- Robustness compared to PID
- Others
- Cascade
- Feed Forward
- Additive or multiplicative
- Static or dynamic
- Using many feed forward signals on the same variable
- Override
- Selection
- Ratio control
- Coarse and fine
- Multivariable
- Fuzzy logic
- Process
- First order, second order, nth order
- Integrating, double integrating, complex, lead
- Noise, stiction, hysteresis
- PID Controllers
- Ideal, series, parallel, industrial models
- P on PV or error
- D on PV or error
- Anti reset wind-up algorithm
- Derivative filter
- Filter types for PV
- IMC controllers
- Model predictive controller
- Smith predictor
- Cascade
- Feed Forward and compensators
- Tools
- Tuning
- Robustness analysis
- Performance analysis
Day 3: Advanced tools to optimize and troubleshoot
Time domain vs. frequency domain
- Models
- Dead time, time constant, integrating process
- Tests to obtain the model
- Process gain and linearity
- Hysteresis
- Stiction
- Sampling rate
- Controller structure and response validation
- Statistical analysis
- Process variable
- Valve and controller output
- Autocorrelation
- Cross correlation
- How to interpret the results
- Power spectrum
- Cumulative power spectrum
- Clusters, tools
- Bode plot
- How to interpret the results
- Robustness
- IAE
- Valve movement
- Statistical
- Tuning method comparison
- Time to tune loops
- Robustness and performance
- Using tools for advanced control strategies
- Practical rules
- Process control and economics
- Process optimization
- Performance monitoring
Manual included
Ruel, Michel. Fundamentals of process control, Lévis, v.2 1999, 279 p.
(not included in price of a discounted course)
Live demos
- Matrikon TaiJi
- Matrikon Control Performance Monitor
- Matrikon Control Performance Optimizer








