We will evaluate the system performance using like step response .

Setting time , rise time, and

overshoot .These parameters allow us to understand the practical operation of the boiler system :

Rise Time : Time taken by the system to go from 10% to 90% of its final value after a step input .
This indicates how quickly the boiler can respond to a change in the heat supply.

Setting Time: Time taken by the system to settle within a certain percentage (usually 2% or 5%) of
is final value after a step input . This indicats how quickly the boiler reaches a steady state a change
in control input.

Overshoot : The extent to which the system exceeds its final ,steady -state value after a step input.
This can lead to unsafe temperature or inefficiencies in the boiler system .In these analysis , you’ll
Understand the trade - off between the parameters influenced by the time constant ‘a’. For
instance ,a lower ‘a’ results in faster rise and setting time, but it might also cause higher overshoot.
Conversely ,a higher ‘a’ may result in a slower response but with less overshoot. Your challenge is to
balance these made-offs for optimal system performance.

Conclusion :

This experiment taught us the fundamental of MATLAB with the generation of continuous time
signal, impulse response , step response.