ISBN: 9798182093408 - taming the process: a deep dive into pid control and loop tuning (6 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Tame every loop in the plant.From the fast, noisy flow loop to the stubborn temperature loop that trips the unit at three in the morning, every control loop has a personality-and every one can be tamed. Taming the Process is the field engineer's guide to the three-term controller at the heart of modern process control, written for the technician, the young engineer, and the operator who has been told to 'bump the gain' without ever being shown what the gain is.Starting from a single sensor, controller, and valve wired into a circle, this book builds the entire craft of PID control and loop tuning step by step. You'll learn to describe any process in three numbers, take the controller apart one term at a time, and tune by hand, by software, and for rock-solid robustness-then put it all to work on the loops you actually meet.What you'll learn- Read a process reaction curve and pull a working model from a step test- Master proportional, integral, and derivative action-and when to skip derivative- Tune by Ziegler-Nichols, Cohen-Coon, lambda/IMC, and modern auto-tuners- Match the method to the loop: flow, level, pressure, temperature, and pH- Build cascade, ratio, feedforward, and override control- Handle signal filtering, anti-windup, bumpless transfer, and scan-rate limits- Diagnose oscillation, valve stiction, and the loops quietly left in manualBuilt for the field, not the shelfWith more than 70 grayscale engineering illustrations, fully worked examples, and quick-reference tuning tables in the appendices, this is a practical handbook you can carry to the rail. Whether you run a single hard loop or a plant full of them, you'll finish knowing exactly why a loop behaves the way it does-and exactly what to do about it.Real mathematics, always anchored to a pump, a heat exchanger, a level in a tank, or a trend on a screen. If you can read a chart and turn a wrench, you can learn to tune a loop.Stop guessing. Start tuning.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Tame every loop in the plant.From the fast, noisy flow loop to the stubborn temperature loop that trips the unit at three in the morning, every control loop has a personality-and every one can be tamed. Taming the Process is the field engineer's guide to the three-term controller at the heart of modern process control, written for the technician, the young engineer, and the operator who has been told to "bump the gain" without ever being shown what the gain is.Starting from a single sensor, controller, and valve wired into a circle, this book builds the entire craft of PID control and loop tuning step by step. You'll learn to describe any process in three numbers, take the controller apart one term at a time, and tune by hand, by software, and for rock-solid robustness-then put it all to work on the loops you actually meet.What you'll learnRead a process reaction curve and pull a working model from a step testMaster proportional, integral, and derivative action-and when to skip derivativeTune by Ziegler-Nichols, Cohen-Coon, lambda/IMC, and modern auto-tunersMatch the method to the loop: flow, level, pressure, temperature, and pHBuild cascade, ratio, feedforward, and override controlHandle signal filtering, anti-windup, bumpless transfer, and scan-rate limitsDiagnose oscillation, valve stiction, and the loops quietly left in manualBuilt for the field, not the shelfWith more than 70 grayscale engineering illustrations, fully worked examples, and quick-reference tuning tables in the appendices, this is a practical handbook you can carry to the rail. Whether you run a single hard loop or a plant full of them, you'll finish knowing exactly why a loop behaves the way it does-and exactly what to do about it.Real mathematics, always anchored to a pump, a heat exchanger, a level in a tank, or a trend on a screen. If you can read a chart and turn a wrench, you can learn to tune a loop.Stop guessing. Start tuning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Tame every loop in the plant.From the fast, noisy flow loop to the stubborn temperature loop that trips the unit at three in the morning, every control loop has a personality-and every one can be tamed. Taming the Process is the field engineer's guide to the three-term controller at the heart of modern process control, written for the technician, the young engineer, and the operator who has been told to "bump the gain" without ever being shown what the gain is.Starting from a single sensor, controller, and valve wired into a circle, this book builds the entire craft of PID control and loop tuning step by step. You'll learn to describe any process in three numbers, take the controller apart one term at a time, and tune by hand, by software, and for rock-solid robustness-then put it all to work on the loops you actually meet.What you'll learnRead a process reaction curve and pull a working model from a step testMaster proportional, integral, and derivative action-and when to skip derivativeTune by Ziegler-Nichols, Cohen-Coon, lambda/IMC, and modern auto-tunersMatch the method to the loop: flow, level, pressure, temperature, and pHBuild cascade, ratio, feedforward, and override controlHandle signal filtering, anti-windup, bumpless transfer, and scan-rate limitsDiagnose oscillation, valve stiction, and the loops quietly left in manualBuilt for the field, not the shelfWith more than 70 grayscale engineering illustrations, fully worked examples, and quick-reference tuning tables in the appendices, this is a practical handbook you can carry to the rail. Whether you run a single hard loop or a plant full of them, you'll finish knowing exactly why a loop behaves the way it does-and exactly what to do about it.Real mathematics, always anchored to a pump, a heat exchanger, a level in a tank, or a trend on a screen. If you can read a chart and turn a wrench, you can learn to tune a loop.Stop guessing. Start tuning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…