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    Case Study Project-Control

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    The document outlines a case study project for students to complete in groups of 3-4. It provides 5 potential topics related to control systems that each group can select for their case study. These topics cover building and tuning PID controllers, designing feedforward controllers, understanding piping and instrumentation diagrams, and using common measuring devices. It describes what should be included in the project report such as an introduction, detailed paragraphs on the topic, and conclusions. The report should be 15-20 pages and is due on November 17th. Additional details are provided on what each learning outcome entails and marking schemes will be provided for both the report and presentation.

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    The document outlines a case study project for students to complete in groups of 3-4. It provides 5 potential topics related to control systems that each group can select for their case study. These topics cover building and tuning PID controllers, designing feedforward controllers, understanding piping and instrumentation diagrams, and using common measuring devices. It describes what should be included in the project report such as an introduction, detailed paragraphs on the topic, and conclusions. The report should be 15-20 pages and is due on November 17th. Additional details are provided on what each learning outcome entails and marking schemes will be provided for both the report and presentation.

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    The document outlines a case study project for students to complete in groups of 3-4. It provides 5 potential topics related to control systems that each group can select for their case study. These topics cover building and tuning PID controllers, designing feedforward controllers, understanding piping and instrumentation diagrams, and using common measuring devices. It describes what should be included in the project report such as an introduction, detailed paragraphs on the topic, and conclusions. The report should be 15-20 pages and is due on November 17th. Additional details are provided on what each learning outcome entails and marking schemes will be provided for both the report and presentation.

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    Case Study Project-Control

    Uploaded by

    Bryan Pashian Manalu
    The document outlines a case study project for students to complete in groups of 3-4. It provides 5 potential topics related to control systems that each group can select for their case study. These topics cover building and tuning PID controllers, designing feedforward controllers, understanding piping and instrumentation diagrams, and using common measuring devices. It describes what should be included in the project report such as an introduction, detailed paragraphs on the topic, and conclusions. The report should be 15-20 pages and is due on November 17th. Additional details are provided on what each learning outcome entails and marking schemes will be provided for both the report and presentation.

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    Case Study Project

    A group of students (3-4 students) shall select a case study from the subjects (Learning Outcomes) below.

    CLO 2- Build, simulate and "tune" a three - term Proportional, Integral and Derivative controller
    for a single - input single - output system.
    CLO 3- Design and simulate a feedforward controller based on the general concept of
    feedforward control.
    CLO 4- Identify the function, nomenclature and structure of Piping and Instrumentation
    Diagrams (P&ID's).
    CLO 5- Use common types of measuring devices and Final Control Elements specific to
    mechanical control systems.

    The students have to write a report about the case study (following the below format) and conduct
    presentation. In the upcoming class, I will assign topics on the groups, please read all cases, since each
    topic will assigned to only one group.
    Project Report Content
    The report should be 15-20 pages maximum. The format should be as outlined below. The report should
    include the following.
    1. Title: A statement of project title that must simply describe the study to be undertaken.
    2. Table of Contents
    This page should list all sections, chapters and sub-headings referred to the respective page numbers
    as reflected in the body of the Report.
    3. Introduction
    Give a general introduction about the topic with highlights about each paragraph. The introduction
    should not exceed one page. The introduction should include explanation about the importance of the
    subject under study.
    4. Paragraphs:
    Detailed explanation about each paragraph that explains vibration subjects including, graphs
    examples and application.
    5. Conclusions
    State your findings and how those results agree with the theoretical calculations
    (Due date: Nov 17th) (No extensions), student should submit a WORD report on BBLearn
    Notes: below a detailed description about each (Learning outcome, CLO).
    Attached a marking scheme for the report and presentation.

    Topics:
    CLO 2- Build, simulate and "tune" a three - term Proportional, Integral and Derivative
    controller for a single - input single - output system.
    CLO 3- Design and simulate a feedforward controller based on the general concept of
    feedforward control.
    CLO 4- Identify the function, nomenclature and structure of Piping and Instrumentation
    Diagrams (P&ID's).
    CLO 5- Use common types of measuring devices and Final Control Elements specific to
    mechanical control systems.

    Learning outcome 2,
    Describe the concept of ON/OFF controller and the limitations of such a system.
    Model and simulate a proportional feedback controller, and analyze the systems steady-state
    error.
    Model and simulate a proportional and integral feedback controller (PI Controller), and discuss
    the effect of the integral term on the rise time, settling time and overshoot.
    Analyze a three - term feedback controller, and explain the effects of modifying proportional,
    derivative and integral gains on the transient response and steady state error.
    Apply Ziegler- Nichols tuning rules for P, PI, and PID controllers in order to achieve optimal
    transient response.
    Learning outcome 3:
    Define the feedforward control system, and show how this type of controller can be used in
    process control applications (e.g. Heat exchanger, stirred tank,)
    Compare relative merits and demerits of feedforward and feedback configurations. Explain
    giving an example how the combination of the two configurations (feedforward - feedback) can
    provide superior control than either of the two alone.
    For a system with a measured disturbance, determine the feedforward controller and implement
    it with/without a feedback controller using a computer tool (e.g. Matlab/Simulink), and analyze
    the effect of each/both controller(s) on the system response.
    Define the ratio control and elaborate upon why is it useful in process control.
    Learning outcome 4:
    Identify the items and their symbols used in P&ID.
    For a given process P&ID, identify and describe the function of all the control systems included.
    For a given simple control system application, develop a P&ID showing all the standard
    symbols.
    Learning outcome 5:
    Describe the basic construction, operating principles & applications, connect, calibrate and use
    transducers found in fluidic systems for the measurement of pressure and flow.
    Describe the basic construction, operating principles & applications, connect, calibrate and use
    transducers found in thermal systems for the measurement of temperature.
    Describe the basic construction, operating principles & applications, connect, calibrate and use
    transducers found in mechanical systems for the measurement of torque, speed and distance.
    Describe with the aid of graphs, the linear, quick- opening, and equal -percentage flow

    characteristics of valves with different trim. Indicate typical applications for each type.
    Calculate the required Cv value for a typical control valve application, and compare calculated
    results with results from a laboratory experiment.

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