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Inspecting the Trends of PV and SP on a Process Chart Recorder

Inspecting the trends of PV and SP on a process chart recorder, you notice the poor quality of control loop.

Last updated: March 9, 2021 9:04 pm
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Inspecting the trends of PV and SP on a process chart recorder, you notice the poor quality of control:

Trends of PV and SP

Trends of PV and SP on a process chart

The “wandering” of the process variable (PV) around setpoint may be due to excessive action on the part of the controller, or it may be due to load fluctuations in the process itself.

In other words, the instability may be the fault of the controller reacting too aggressively, or it may be that the controller is not working aggressively enough to counter changes in process load.

Identify a simple method to determine which scenario is true.

Hint: the way to check is as simple as pushing a single button, in most cases.

Answer:

Place the controller in manual mode and observe the PV trend!

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