The document summarizes the conclusions of an experiment on increasing reference values and system gain. It finds that increasing reference values decreases system gain, while higher set points and Kc values increase reference values but Ti values have no effect. Experimental gains were higher than simulation results, achieving the experiment's objectives. It recommends using more varied Kc and Ti values for further tasks and ensuring the water tank and table are clean before experiments to avoid inaccurate readings.
The document summarizes the conclusions of an experiment on increasing reference values and system gain. It finds that increasing reference values decreases system gain, while higher set points and Kc values increase reference values but Ti values have no effect. Experimental gains were higher than simulation results, achieving the experiment's objectives. It recommends using more varied Kc and Ti values for further tasks and ensuring the water tank and table are clean before experiments to avoid inaccurate readings.
The document summarizes the conclusions of an experiment on increasing reference values and system gain. It finds that increasing reference values decreases system gain, while higher set points and Kc values increase reference values but Ti values have no effect. Experimental gains were higher than simulation results, achieving the experiment's objectives. It recommends using more varied Kc and Ti values for further tasks and ensuring the water tank and table are clean before experiments to avoid inaccurate readings.
CD130187 CONCLUSION In conclusions, increasing of reference values will results in decreasing of percentage in system gain. Higher values of set points and Kc will increase the reference values meanwhile the values of Ti have no effect on the reference values. For comparisons of results between the experimental and stimulation, the results from experimental gains are higher compared to the stimulation results. Thus, the objectives of this experiment are achieved. For the recommendation, we suggest that more variation in values for Kc and Ti should be used for task 2 and task 3. More variation of the values can help us to evaluate the effect on system gains more clearly. Furthermore, before changing the set points, make sure that the manipulated variable line is in stable condition Finally, we as the students before conducting the experiment, must ensure the inner and outer surface of the water tank is clean (no dust particles) so that it wont affect our output readings and also must ensure that no vibration on the experiment table.