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    This document contains two examples from a process control and simulations course. The first example calculates the damping ratio of a system with 18% overshoot to be 0.4791. The second example calculates the natural frequency of a system with a damped frequency of 4 rad/sec and damping ratio of 0.4 to be 4.3644 rad/sec, and identifies the response as underdamped.

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    This document contains two examples from a process control and simulations course. The first example calculates the damping ratio of a system with 18% overshoot to be 0.4791. The second example calculates the natural frequency of a system with a damped frequency of 4 rad/sec and damping ratio of 0.4 to be 4.3644 rad/sec, and identifies the response as underdamped.

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    COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY / BENGHAZI

    CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


    CHE 505 - Process Control & Simulations I Spring 2022

    Example 1
    a) Calculate the damping ratio of a second order system that provides an overshoot
    percentage of 18%?

    %OS
    −ln ⁡( )
    100 1.7148
    ζ= = =0.4791

    √ 2 2 %OS 3.5791
    π +ln ( )
    100

    Example 2
    Calculate the natural frequency of a second order system that has damped frequency
    of 4 rad/sec and damping ratio of 0.4. Specify the response type, provided that the
    input was a unit step

    Answer
    ωd 4
    ω n= = =4.3644 rad / sec
    √1−ζ √1−0.42
    2

    The response is under damped

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