art.35-30000 - Single Loop Control Methods Book | Quad Industry GmbH

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  Today's automatic process control systems can increase productivity
  dramatically. However, if these controllers are set up incorrectly,
  they can actually hurt productivity. Oftentimes, individuals who have
  not had the opportunity to learn control fundamentals are asked to tun
  automatic control loops. Lack of tuning knowledge, along a changing
  production process, valve wear, instrument calibration drift and other
  factors can result in control performance that causes process
  instability, product defects, excessive equipment wear, aggravated
  operators and lost profits. So the millions of dollars spent annually
  on process control equipment for the purpose of increasing productivit
  can actually decrease it!
  
  The objective of this book is the present a practical, non-theoretical
  explanation of process control. Single Loop Control Methods is an
  intuitive, non-mathematical explanation for control terms and tuning
  that simplifies academic process control theory and links it practical
  to industrial process control applications. ABB Inc. has allowed the
  author to learn, teach, test, develop and deploy his findings at the
  process industries plants all over the world. Through 30 years of
  classroom presentations, hundreds of field applications, and developme
  of several remote-enable process control enabling technologies, the
  author delivers an approach where the complicated subject of process
  control more easily makes sense to process engineers of all experience
  levels.