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Comprehensive Theory

with Solved Examples and Practice Questions

Instrumentation and Process Control

ChemicalEngineering

Publications

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Chapter 1Introduction ............................................. 11.1 Open Loop Control Systems ................................................... 1

1.2 Closed Loop Control Systems ................................................. 2

1.3 Comparison Between Open Loop and

Closed Loop Control Systems ................................... 3

1.4 Laplace Transformation ............................................................ 3

1.5 Transfer Function and Impulse Response Function ....... 8

1.6 Standard Test Signals ...............................................................10

1.7 Poles and Zeros of a Transfer Function ..............................11

1.8 Properties of Transfer Function ............................................13

1.9 Methods of Analysis .................................................................14

Student’s Assignments ..............................................................16

Chapter 2Dynamic Behaviour of First

and Second Order System .....................202.1 Introduction ................................................................................20

2.2 Transient and Steady State Response ................................20

2.3 Steady State Error ......................................................................21

2.4 Transients State Analysis .......................................................23

2.5 Time Response of a Second Order Control System ......30

2.6 Need of a Mathematical Modelling ....................................50

2.7 State Variables and State Equations

for Chemical Process ..................................................50

2.8 Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) ...........................51

2.9 First Order System .....................................................................56

2.10 Second Order System ..............................................................60

2.11 Multicapacity Process (as second order systems)..........62

2.12 Dead Time in a Process ............................................................65

Student’s Assignments ..............................................................68

Chapter 3Close Loop Transfer Functions ..............753.1 Process ........................................................................................75

3.2 Automatic Control ....................................................................76

3.3 Feed Forward Control Technique ........................................77

3.4 Block Diagrams : Fundamentals ...........................................78

3.5 Block Diagram of a Closed-loop System ...........................79

3.6 Block Diagram Transformation Theorems ........................81

3.7 Feedback Control ......................................................................91

3.8 Types of Feedback Controllers .............................................93

3.9 Closed Loop Response Block Diagram ..............................96

3.10 Composite Control Actions ................................................ 102

Student’s Assignments ........................................................... 104

Chapter 4Controller and Advanced Control Strategies .............................................1084.1 Industrial Controllers ............................................................ 108

4.2 Proportional (P) Controller .................................................. 109

4.3 Integral (I) Controller (Reset Mode) ..........................................110

4.4 Derivative (D) Controller (Rate Mode) ............................ 111

4.5 Proportional Integral (P-I) Controller .............................. 113

4.6 Proportional Derivative (P-D) Controller........................ 114

4.7 Proportional Integral Derivative (P-I-D) Controller .... 114

4.8 Cascade Control ...................................................................... 115

4.9 Feed Forward Control ........................................................... 122

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4.10 Designing of Feedback Controllers ................................. 125

4.11 Controller Tuning ................................................................... 129

4.12 Controlling Elements ............................................................ 130

Student’s Assignments ........................................................... 136

Chapter 5Stability and Frequency Analysis

of Control Systems ..............................1395.1 The Concept of Stability ...................................................... 1395.2 Frequency Analysis of Control Systems ......................... 1525.3 Advantages of Frequency Response ............................... 152

5.4 Frequency Response Analysis of

Second Order Control System ....................................................153

5.5 Correlation between Step Response and Frequency

Response in the Standard Order System ..............................155

5.6 Frequency Domain Analysis of Dead Time or

Transportation Lag Elements .....................................................156

5.7 Relative Stability: Gain Margin and Phase Margin ............158

5.8 Gain Margin and Phase Margin for

Second Order Control System ....................................................159

5.9 Bode Plots ............................................................................................163

Student’s Assignments ........................................................... 165

Chapter 6Sensors, Transducers and P & ID Symbol .......................................1716.1 Introduction ............................................................................. 171

6.2 Sensor ..................................................................................... 171

6.3 Transducer ................................................................................ 171

6.4 Sensor/transducers specifications ................................... 172

6.5 Classification of sensors ....................................................... 174

6.6 Equipment Symbols .............................................................. 176

6.7 Piping Symbols ....................................................................... 177

6.8 Instrument symbols .............................................................. 178

6.9 Valve Symbols.......................................................................... 179

Student’s Assignments ........................................................... 180

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