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... its behavior with respect to time. Chapter 2. 1 has already mentioned the staticcharacteristic, and described the final values for various manipulating variables. No account is tak-en of changes ... of a change in manipu-lating variable is only reproduced in the process variable after the dead time has elapsed. If thechange in manipulating variable was too large, there is a time interval ... there is an increasing delay before thechange in manipulating variable is communicated to the controller, and the controllability is pro-gressively reduced. As explained in Chapter 2. 5.3, a low...

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... the manipulating variable MV. There are a number of ways to carry out this task: me-chanical, pneumatic, electrical, mathematical. The mechanical controller, for example, alters a sig-nal through ... up, adjusting parameters, optimizing...

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... Continuous controllers50JUMO, FAS 525 , Edition 02. 04takes up a value such that the resulting manipulating variable is just sufficient to maintain the pro-cess variable at a constant value. A P controller ... manipulating variable slowly increased by hand, allowing adequate time after thechange for the end temperature to be reached. A certain value of manipulating variable will be de-termined, for ... working point A P controller only produces a manipulating variable when there is a control deviation, as we al-ready know from the controller equation. This means that the manipulating variable becomes...

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... error is also used as a measure of control quality (see Fig. 46).Linear control area (linear optimum): [A] min = A 1 - A 2 + A 3 Magnitude control area (magnitude optimum): [A] min = | A 1 ... | A 2 | + | A 3 | + Squared control area (squared optimum): [A] min = A1 2 + A2 2 + A3 2 + Without doubt, quite apart from any other considerations, one controller setting can be said ... (40%) and the manipulation range yH (in this case 100%, as the controller can be set to 100%manipulating variable) for use in the formulae which follow later.Table 7: Formulae for adjustment according...

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... receive an actuator retransmission signal and must always assu-me a linear actuator action. If the actuator has a non-linearity, or play is present in the actuator me-chanism, this assumption ... characte-ristics which we have already met in Chapter 3 .2. 1 “The proportional band” apply equally here.Fig. 56 : Proportional band of a quasi-continuous proportional controllerThe quasi-continuous ... or, for short, an actuating controller, ismuch more suitable for operating a motorized actuator than is a modulating controller. It forms a type of cascade structure (see Chapter 6.6), and consists...

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Control engineering - a guide for beginners

... such as temperature, pressure or voltage has to take up a specified value, and maintain it as accurately as possible. A simple example is a furnace whosetemperature has to be maintained constant. ... variable after the dead time has elapsed. If thechange in manipulating variable was too large, there is a time interval before this is noticed andacted on by reducing the manipulating variable. ... inTable 2 bel ow.Table 2: Delay times and response times (standard values) for some processesThe values given in the table should be taken as average values and serve only as a rough guide. For...

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