EffectivelyAddressingControlApplication-Defaultpage.pptVIP

Effectively Addressing Control Applications Presenters Terry Blevins James Beall Typical Single Input-Output Control Loop Agenda Measurements – How to avoid signal aliasing The impact measurement status and selected status options on control. Single loop control –selection of structure based on application requirements, use of PID notch gain option, providing quick recovery from startup conditions. Application of output characterization to provide linear installed characteristics. Feedforward – Use of PID feedforward. Constructing a summing or multiplying feedforward outside the PID block, advantages and disadvantages. Implementation and commissioning of dynamic compensation. Agenda (Cont) Override Control - Implementation and commissioning of override control using PID’s and control selector Cascade control – use of PID dynamic reset option to improve performance. Implementing MPC cascade. Ratio control – Using the Ratio block based on SP or wild flow. Adjustment of Ratio target, impact of options. Split range control and valve position control – Implementation using standard blocks, impact of options. Duty cycle and increase open/close actuation – Use of the AO with a DO channel to achieve precisely timed on/off actuation. Fuzzy Logic Control for loops that are lag dominant. DeltaV Predict MPC block in control applications – addressing difficult dynamics, impact on single loop and override control applications. Processing Analog Inputs I/O Module Software Filter Software filtering may be applied at the I/O module to avoid aliasing. Only required if the 4-20 ma signal contains frequencies 1/2X the control module execution rate Filter Guideline Analog Measurement Limit and Bad Status High or low limit is set in status if the measurement exceeds the over-range and under-range values specified for the channel The status quality will be set to BAD if the measurement excees the A/D range (open or short condition). Adjusting Over Under