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Part 3: P Controller
Optimal Bias = 42
Optimal PB = 30
Temperature, P mode, PB = 30
Temperature, PI Mode, IT = 50
Temperature, PI Mode, IT = 35
Here the initial response is not that accurate, but as time increases,
the response becomes much more accurate and tries to become
stable
Part 5: PD Mode
Optimal DT = 2
Temperature, PD Mode, DT = 1
Temperature, PD Mode, DT = 2
Result:
The characteristics of open loop, on/off, P, PI, PD, PID controller for
the temperature controlled trainer is analysed and fine-tuned the
variables by trial and error approach.
1. Linear Control Valve
Lift(mm) Flow(LPH) P(mmH20) Cv
14 0 1490 0.00
12 65 1374 0.21
10 125 1331 0.4
8 225 1260 0.74
6 285 1198 0.96
4 360 1100 1.27
2 480 1040 1.74
0 720 966 2.71
Cv vs Lift
Result:
Valve characteristics of linear, equal % and quick opening control valve
were plotted by calculating Cv values and flow values.
Tuning of Cascade Controllers
Secondary Loop
PB = 150
IT = 20
DT = 0.5
Primary Loop
PB = 95
IT = 15
DT = 3
PB = 95
IT = 30
DT = 2
Result:
In the cascade configuration, the input of secondary loop depends on the
output of primary loop, so initially the secondary loop is fine tunes and
then the primary loop is tuned.
Open Loop Response
Result
PID values were calculated using the graphs plotted from the closed and
open loop response.
A. Feedforward Control
Step Input, 50 60 %
Load Disturbance, FF = 1
Load Disturbance, FF = 0
B. Ratio Control
RS = 0.5
RS = 1
RS = 1.5
RS = 2
RS = 2, Flow = 30LPH
Result
Feedforward is a preventive method, whereas feedback is a corrective
method. Feedforward is used in addition to feedback method as the SP
cannot be traced using the Feedforward method. Ratio control is a special
type of Feedforward method.
Result
Mathematical model of the given process was calculated by calculating
the required parameters by plotting a graph and comparing it with the
ideal graph.