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    Workshop Chapter 1 Marlin – Process Control 2018

    Slide 1

    Workshop for Flipped Class


    Based on students having completed the Chapter 1 e-Lesson before class

    Chapter 1

    Introduction to Process Control

    Copyright © Thomas Marlin 2016

    Slide 2
    CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS CONTROL

    Workshop 1. Manual Flow Control

    The person is implementing flow control “manually”

    a. Explain the principle for a typical flow sensor, the orifice meter.
    b. Explain how the final element affects the controlled flow.

    c. Explain how this system can be


    used to control flow rate, or if
    Flow
    control is not possible, propose sensor
    modifications that will make
    control possible.
    d. Is the person implementing
    FEEDBACK control?

    Constant speed
    M valve
    Centrifugal
    electrical motor pump

    Slide 3
    CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS CONTROL

    Workshop 2. Manual Level Control

    The person is implementing level control “manually”

    a. Explain the principle for a typical level sensor


    b. Explain how the final element affects the adjusted flow.

    c. Explain how this system can be


    sensor
    used to control level, or if
    control is not possible, propose
    modifications that will make
    control possible.
    d. Is the person implementing
    FEEDBACK control?

    valve
    M
    Centrifugal
    Constant speed pump
    electrical motor

    1
    Workshop Chapter 1 Marlin – Process Control 2018

    Slide 4
    CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS CONTROL
    Workshop 5. Why is boiler control needed?
    For the boiler process in the figure, identify at least one example of
    1. Model mismatch Flue gas
    2. Disturbance
    3. Change to desired
    variable value
    Boiler feed water

    air

    Superheated
    steam

    Saturated
    steam

    Fuel gas

    Slide 5
    CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS CONTROL
    Workshop 6. Applying the feedback principle

    A non-isothermal, stirred tank CSTR is shown in the figure below. Decide


    whether each of the following approaches applies the feedback principle.

    1. Control A1 by adjusting the opening of valve v2


    2. Control A1 by adjusting the opening of valve v1
    3. Control A1 by compensating for changes in measured A2 by adjusting
    the opening of valve v2

    A2
    Feed contains only
    solvent and “A”
    CAin
    AB
    v1

    A1
    CA

    v2
    Heating medium

    Slide 6

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