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KULLIYYAH OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING

Laboratory Manual

MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING LAB V (MCT 4239)

INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

EXPERIMENT 4

Control Loop

* * 4 : CONTROL LOOP EXPERIMENTS

The following list of experiments are closed loop experiments that are specified for tuning and P,I, D studies.

* Experiment 4.1: EFFECT OF P, I and D on process Plant

Objectives:

- To familiarize with the Tuning Panel of the DCS
- To capture Trending on the DCS
- To understand the effect of Proportional (P), Integral (I) and Derivative (D) to the setpoint change or load disturbance

* * Procedures: *

1) Set the Setpoint on the DCS to 50%. Record the PV value it should be near the 50% mark. Now set the DCS Controller faceplate to ‘Auto’ and let it stabilize.Make sure the discharge valve on plant is fully opened.

2) Set P = 30 , I = 3, D = 3 as initial values of PID.

3) When stabilize Change the P Value , while maintaining the I and D Values. Note the responses by disturbing the setpoint up or down about 5%.

4) Save the trend values at the DCS. Comment on the effect of P to a disturbance.

5) Stabilize the Process at the 50 % mark and leave it at ‘Automatic’ control. Now change the I values , while maintaining the P and D Values. Note the responses by disturbing the setpoint up or down about 5

6) Save the trend values at the DCS. Comment on the effect of I to a disturbance.

7) Stabilize the Process at the 50 % mark and leave it at ‘Automatic’ control. Now change the d values , while maintaining the P and i Values. Note the responses by disturbing the setpoint up or down about 5%.

8) Save the trend values at the DCS. Comment on the effect of D to a disturbance . Use D=1 , D=10

9) Record the Results in the table 7 below

TABLE 7: Effects of P, I and D action on the

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