daba Lifetime Supporting Member D Join Date Jul 2004 Location uk Posts 5,401 Jan 21, 2013 #16 Peter Nachtwey said: One doesn't just 'tune' a PID, one 'tunes' a system. Click to expand... Sums it all up....
Peter Nachtwey said: One doesn't just 'tune' a PID, one 'tunes' a system. Click to expand... Sums it all up....
Calistodwt Member C Join Date May 2003 Location George, South Africa Posts 187 Jan 21, 2013 #17 Is this a real process or just a laboratory exercise? If a real process then is it still in design or does it exist, as you imply that the control valve could be on the tank inlet or outlet?
Is this a real process or just a laboratory exercise? If a real process then is it still in design or does it exist, as you imply that the control valve could be on the tank inlet or outlet?
daba Lifetime Supporting Member D Join Date Jul 2004 Location uk Posts 5,401 Jan 21, 2013 #18 Peter Nachtwey said: I prefer to always use SP-PV. In this case increasing the valve opening makes the water level lower so the controller gain is negative. Click to expand... In Allen-Bradley PIDs, the controller gain has to be positive, and there's a configuration setting for SP-PV or PV-SP
Peter Nachtwey said: I prefer to always use SP-PV. In this case increasing the valve opening makes the water level lower so the controller gain is negative. Click to expand... In Allen-Bradley PIDs, the controller gain has to be positive, and there's a configuration setting for SP-PV or PV-SP