Process Control and Loop Tuning

A control loop is a feedback mechanism that attempts to correct discrepancies between a measured process variable and the desired setpoint. The controller applies the necessary corrective actions via an actuator that can drive the process variable up or down. A proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller tracks the error between the process variable and the setpoint, the integral of recent errors, and the rate by which the error has been changing. It computes its next corrective action from a weighted sum of those three terms (or modes), then outputs the results to the process and awaits the next measurement.
Nbiz Infosol provides this course in UAE specifically in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ajman, RAK, Al Ain, Umm Al Quwain and other areas

By the end of the course, participants would be able to: - Apply the fundamentals of Process Control - Set up efficient Process Control systems - Set up cascade and feed-forward systems - Tune loops effectively - Apply open and closed loop tuning rules - Deal with hysteresis and non-linearity - Correct problems with dead time - Troubleshoot tuning problems

Learning Level: Intermediate

Duration: 4day(s)

By the end of the course, participants would be able to:
- Apply the fundamentals of Process Control
- Set up efficient Process Control systems
- Set up cascade and feed-forward systems
- Tune loops effectively
- Apply open and closed loop tuning rules
- Deal with hysteresis and non-linearity
- Correct problems with dead time
- Troubleshoot tuning problems
- BASIC CONTROL CONCEPTS
- INTRODUCTION TO INSTRUMENTATION
- INTRODUCTION TO CONTROL VALVES
- FUNDAMENTALS OF PROCESS CONTROL
- FUNDAMENTALS OF TUNING
- THE DIFFERENT TUNING RULES
- TUNING OF VALVES
- AUTOMATED TUNING
- TUNING OF MORE COMPLEX SYSTEMS
- GOOD PRACTICE