Published 05/2022MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 ChGenre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 18 lectures (7h 49m) | Size: 3.63 GB

Learn how to tune PID controllers in any DCS/PLC
Learn how to troubleshoot problems, dampen/eliminate oscillations
Learn how to improve controller performance
Gain tremendous confidence in PID tuning on live DCS/PLC's in actual operating plants
Learn many important and practical concepts about DCS/PLC operations
Gain knowledge on how to maximize rates, which directly increase the plant's bottom-line profits

Control room experience as a technician, operator or eeer is desirable, but not required.

The course is built around PIControl Solutions softwares. After enrolling for the course, you will receive a one-month free trial license.

This course addresses the needs of control room operators, DCS technicians, process control eeers, applications eeers, and anyone else responsible for PID tuning in the plant. Many new personnel enter the control room these days; there are numerous types of processes and different DCS and PLC systems.

This course starts with the basics of process control, explains the PID equation in the domain, and then trains using three powerful PID tuning, real- simulation/optimization, and grading software products.

In a remarkably short , students learn to optimally tune PIDs and make process changes on distillation columns, reactors, tanks, compressors, flow controllers, and heat exchangers using modern real- simulator software.

The software also has automatic grading capability, so at the end of the course, the software generates a report card on the PID tuning skills of each attendee.

This course provides a good foundation, skills, and knowledge for all DCS/PLC-related tag building; control scheme design in a DCS/PLC; and the ability to calculate tuning parameters not only for PIDs but other control schemes without the old trial-and-error method but scientifically.

The following topics are covered in this course

Introduction to Industrial Process Control, Process Control Teology, and Definitions

Manipulated Variables, Controlled Variables, Disturbance/Feedforward Variables, Process Control Dynamics, and Process Transfer Functions

Open Loop Dynamics

Domain and Laplace Domain PID Equation

PID Examples in the Domain with Calculation Illustrations Process Control Schematics

Positional and Velocity Forms of the PID Equation PID Simulations using Pitops and Simcet

PID Algorithms in Their Advanced FormsSimulating Noise and Process Disturbances Filter Action and Filter Constants

Estimating the Correct Filter Constant in DCS or PLC

Hands-On Lab (Practical) Sessions Using Real- PID Simulator Software

Optimal Tuning Theory and Calculations

Error Criteria for PID Tuning and Quantifying Control Quality Typical PID Tuning Parameters for Various Types of Processes

Optimal Tuning Using Pitops Simulator with Disturbances, Noise, and Setpoint Changes Estimating Process Dynamics from DCS Trends and Operator Knowledge Transfog Process Operating Information into Controller Tuning

DCS Attributes and Features: Controller Modes

PV Tracking

The Importance of Derivative Action, When to Use or Not to Use Derivative Estimating, and Scientifically Derivative Tuning Parameter

Procedures for conducting Step Tests in the Plant

Continue Hands-On Lab (Practical) Sessions Using Simulator Software Cascade Control Basics

SP/OP Tracking, Bumpless Transfer

d Tests using a Training Simulator for Testing

This course is designed for DCS Technicians, Plant Operators, Instrument Eeers, Process Eeers and Process Control Eeers.

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