Controllers Flashcards

1
Q

It is a type of control mode wherein the controller produces an output signal that
is directly proportional to the error

A

Proportional control

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2
Q

In a P-controller, the Kc
is the controller’s ____

A

proportional gain or sensitivity

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3
Q

is another term used instead of gain. It is defined as the error (expressed as a percentage of
range of measured variable) required to move the valve from fully closed to fully open.

A

Proportional Band or Bandwidth

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4
Q

These controllers that instruct either use a fully open or fully closed valve

A

ON-OFF Controllers

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5
Q

They are also sometimes called switches.

A

ON-OFF Controllers

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6
Q

On-Off controllers are simulated when the Kc values are ___

A

very high

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7
Q

employing proportional control
only produces _____ in the steady state response of the control system

A

offset

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8
Q

Offset is decreased by ____ Kc however it makes the response sluggish and more oscillatory.

A

increasing

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9
Q

It is a type of control mode wherein the controller produces an output signal that is directly proportional to the integral of the error

A

Integral Control

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10
Q

Integral control is also sometimes called

A

reset control or floating control

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11
Q

In an integral mode of control, the main parameter (τ1) is calIed the ____

A

integral time

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12
Q

The reciprocal of (τ1) is called ____

A

reset time

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13
Q

It is a type of control mode wherein the controller produces an output signal that
is directly proportional to the derivative of the error

A

Derivative Control

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14
Q

Derivative control is also sometimes called

A

rate action, pre-act control and
anticipatory control.

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15
Q

The main parameter in derivative control is τd which is called the ____

A

derivative time.

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16
Q

A phenomenon of producing
a very aggressive control action due to a sudden change in the error

A

derivative kick

17
Q

_____ action is dependent on the value of the error

A

Proportional control

18
Q

_____ action is dependent on the length of time of the error.

A

Integral control

19
Q

______action is dependent on the rate of change of the error

A

Derivative control

20
Q

It is a type of control mode herein the controller produces an output signal that is directly
proportional to the error, its duration and its rate of change.

A

Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) Control

21
Q

What are the characteristics of a good control system?

A

Stable closed-loop system
Good disturbance rejection
Good set-point tracking
Elimination of steady-state
offset
Avoidance of excessive control
action
Robust control system

22
Q

is the characteristic of a control
system to provide rapid and
smooth responses to disturbance and set point
changes with little, if any,
oscillation.

A

Performance

23
Q

is the characteristic of a control system to provide satisfactory
performance for a wide range
of process conditions and a
reasonable degree of model
inaccuracy

A

Robustness

24
Q

It is the output of a control system for a set point change. An excellent set point tracking for a system would mean an acceptable _____

A

Servo Response

25
Q

is the output of a system for
disturbances. As much as
possible, disturbance rejection
means the system reverts back
to its original steady state
response after the introduction
of an unsustained disturbance.

A

Regulatory Response

26
Q

Type of controller tuning that is based on a process model
approximation

A

Model-Based Designs

27
Q

Type of controller tuning that is done after process installation and during actual process run.

A

Online Tuning

28
Q

These controller design techniques base the parameters of the PID Controllers and their
settings on the approximation to the actual system.

A

Model-Based Designs

29
Q

two commonly employed
techniques for Model-Based Designs

A

Direct Synthesis (DS) Method
Internal Model Control (IMC)

30
Q

These are controller tuning techniques which are employed after the physical installation of the equipment and the production line.

A

Online Tuning

31
Q

two commonly employed
techniques for Online Tuning

A

Ziegler–Nichols (Z-N)
Cohen–Coon(C-C)

32
Q

An alternative to Ziegler-Nichols tuning is the more conservative _____ settings

A

Tyreus-Luyben (T-L)

33
Q

transient output of the
system is also called the
_____

A

process reaction curve

34
Q

The ZN tuning technique is also
associated with

A

Closed Loop Online Tuning
Continuous Cycling Method

35
Q

The CC tuning technique on the
other hand is also known as

A

Open Loop Online Tuning
Step Test Method
Process Reaction Curve
Method

36
Q

The three most common
mathematical measurement of
performance are

A

Integral of the Absolute Error
(IAE)
Integral of the Squared Error
(ISE)
Integral of the Time-Weighted Absolute Error (ITAE)

37
Q

The ___ gives a performance
measurement that is directly
proportional to the error.

A

IAE

38
Q

The ___ penalizes larger errors and usually results to more aggressive controller settings.

A

ISE

39
Q

The ____ penalizes longer errors and usually results to less aggressive controller settings

A

ITAE