CP41
Process Control Basics
This training course introduces the
basic elements involved in loop control. The course covers PID action, auto regulation, auto/manual modes, tuning and the main strategies applied in process control.
The course then moves on to the technologies
used to integrate analogue and discrete I/O, the principles
of Logic Controllers, DCS, SCADA and FCS (Fieldbus Control Systems)
using Foundation Fieldbus as a reference.
The attendee will be
able to:
- Know the basic concepts of PID and its control
actions
- Understand the automatic/manual control and the
principles of tuning loop controls
- Identify the different types of control systems
- Recognise the technologies used to integrate analogue
and discrete I/O's
- Understand the latest technologies, systems
and concepts used today
Topics:
- Introduction & Definitions
- Process Control - Basics
- Opened/Closed Loop Control
- Time Process Delay
- Control Actions: Proportional, Integral and Derivative
- P, P+I, P+D, PID Control Modes Time Process Delay
- Control Loop Tuning - Ziegler Nichols Method
- Control Systems:
- Split Range
- Cascade Control
- Ratio Control
- Override Control - Time Process Delay
- Feed forward Control - Ratio Control
- Cross Limit Control
- 3 Element Level Control
- Process Control Systems Evolution
- Foundation Fieldbus Technology
- Configuration Examples and Practice
Pre-requisite:
An Electrical or Mechanical background is recommended.
Program Length:
24 hours (3 working days)