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PID Controller Selection

Last updated: July 31, 2019 6:32 pm
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A brief tutorial on PID controller selection guide based on Process reaction rate, Dead time and Load changes.It is a complex process to choose the proper mode of control to use on a particular process.

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ON-OFF controlProportionalProportional plus IntegralProportional plus Integral and DerivativePID Controller SelectionArticles You May Like :

ON-OFF control

Popular because of its simplicity. In general it functions satisfactorily if the process has a large capacitance and minimum dead time

Proportional

Proportional control reduces cycling below that of ON-OFF control. It does a particularly good job when process capacitance is large and dead time small

Proportional plus Integral

The primary advantage of proportional-plus-reset is that it will eliminate offset with load changes. It can be used even when process capacitance is small and load changes are large.

Proportional plus Integral and Derivative

Rate action can be very useful in minimizing overshooting of the process variable when the controller is trying to compensate for large or rapid load changes. It is also useful in preventing overshoot of the process variable in the start-up of batch processes.

PID Controller Selection

The below table shows the PID controller selection based on Process Reaction rate, dead time and load changes.

PID Controller Selection

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    May 29, 2015 at 4:40 pm

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