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Building Controls V Outline

This course focuses on proportional control responses and the impact of integral and derivative components in control systems. Participants will learn to define these responses and understand their appropriate applications. Pre-requisites include completion of Building Controls I-IV.

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Building Controls V Outline

This course focuses on proportional control responses and the impact of integral and derivative components in control systems. Participants will learn to define these responses and understand their appropriate applications. Pre-requisites include completion of Building Controls I-IV.

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Building Controls V—Proportional and PID Responses

Course Description: The purpose of this course is to define proportional control


responses along with investigating how integral and derivatives affect proportional
control responses. We’ll also spend some time explaining the appropriate use of each
control response.

Pre-requisites: Building Controls I-IV

Learning Objectives:
At the completion of this course, you will be able to:
• Define the proportional control responses
• Explain the addition of integral and derivative terms to form P-I and P-I-D
responses
• Explain the appropriate use of each control response

Course Content or Material


1) Introduction

2) Proportional Response
a) Overview
b) Calculating proportional response

3) PID
a) Overview
b) Appropriate use

4) Proportional component
a) How far from the setpoint
b) Response is proportional with the offset

5) Integral component
a) How long from the setpoint
b) Time component to response
c) Cooling application example

6) Derivative component
a) How fast to the setpoint
b) Compensating for speed of response
c) Calculating the derivative component
d) Value of adding the derivative

7) Summary

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