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AND CONTROL
Dr. S. Meenatchisundaram
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11. Create a redundancy system: Even the best control system will
have failure points; therefore it is important to design a redundancy
system to avoid catastrophic failures by having back-up controls in
place.
11. Create a redundancy system: Even the best control system will
have failure points; therefore it is important to design a redundancy
system to avoid catastrophic failures by having back-up controls in
place.
12. Define a fail-safe: Fail-safes allow a system to return to a safe state
after a breakdown of the control. This fail-safe allows the process to
avoid hazardous conditions that may otherwise occur.
11. Create a redundancy system: Even the best control system will
have failure points; therefore it is important to design a redundancy
system to avoid catastrophic failures by having back-up controls in
place.
12. Define a fail-safe: Fail-safes allow a system to return to a safe state
after a breakdown of the control. This fail-safe allows the process to
avoid hazardous conditions that may otherwise occur.
13. Set lead/lag criteria: Depending on the control logic used in the
process, there may be lag times associated with the measurement of
the operating parameters. Setting lead/lag times compensates for this
effect and allow for accurate control.
References
References
1. University of Michigan Chemical Engineering Process Dynamics and
Controls Open Textbook.
References
1. University of Michigan Chemical Engineering Process Dynamics and
Controls Open Textbook.
2. Romagnoli, Jose A. Introduction to Process Control, CRC press,
2006.
Process Instrumentation and Control (ICE 401)
Dr. S.Meenatchisundaram, MIT, Manipal, Jan – May 2015