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Suggestion Paper For Process Control

The document contains 15 questions related to process control concepts. Some of the key topics covered include distinguishing between continuous and batch processes, the objectives of process control, tuning controllers using quarter-decay ratio, cavitation in control valves, and cascade control using a block diagram. Control system design considerations are also discussed such as choosing controller settings to satisfy gain and phase margin, and factors to consider when selecting a control valve for a given application.
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Suggestion Paper For Process Control

The document contains 15 questions related to process control concepts. Some of the key topics covered include distinguishing between continuous and batch processes, the objectives of process control, tuning controllers using quarter-decay ratio, cavitation in control valves, and cascade control using a block diagram. Control system design considerations are also discussed such as choosing controller settings to satisfy gain and phase margin, and factors to consider when selecting a control valve for a given application.
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PROCESS CONTROL –I
Code : EI 601
Credits : 4

1. List any four objectives of process control.


2. Distinguish between continuous process and batch process.
3. Why derivative mode of control is not recommended for a noisy process?
4. Why is it necessary to choose controller settings that satisfy both gain margin
and phase margin?
5. What is tuning a controller based on quarter – decay ratio?
6. When is inferential control used?
7. What is meant by cavitation in a control valve?
8. What is “equal percentage” in the equal percentage valve?

9. A process has two time-constants of 10 sec and 25 sec and a steady – state gain
of 1.3. Find the gain of the proportional controller required to give a damping ratio
of 0.5 in the closed loop response.
10. i) Define self-regulation. Give an example of a self-regulated process.

11 .a)i) What are the situations under which an ON/OFF controller would provide
satisfactory response?

ii) A 5m diameter cylindrical tank is emptied by a constant outflow of 1.0m3/min. A


two-position controller is used to open and close a fill valve with an open flow of
2.0m3/min. For level control the neutral zone is 1.0m [or hysteresis ±0.5m] and
the set point is 12.0m. Sketch the level versus time and calculate the cycling
period.

OR

12.b)i) Explain the working of a pneumatic PI controller.

ii) A PI controller is reverse acting with PB = 20% and repeats per minute = 12 and
derivative time 0.2 minutes. Determine the time at which the controller output
reaches zero percent if the input error ep to the controller varies ep = 0.9t%, t = 0

The controller output at t = 0 was72%.

13.a)i) Explain feed forward control with an example from distillation column.

ii) Describe split range control. Under what circumstances is it recommended?

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14.b)i) Explain cascade control with a block diagram and example.

ii) Discuss the problems to be encountered while designing a controller for a


multivariable control system.

15.a)i) Explain with a sketch the working of a pneumatic actuator with positioner.

ii) Discuss the factors to be considered before the selection of control valve for a
given application.

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