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Recognising the benefits of improved control, the second edition of Autotuning of PID Controllers provides simple yet effective methods for improving PID controller performance. The practical issues of controller tuning are examined using numerous worked examples and case studies in association with specially written autotuning MATLAB® programs to bridge the gap between conventional tuning practice and novel autotuning methods.
The extensively revised second edition covers:
- Derivation of analytical expressions for relay feedback responses.
- Shapes of relay responses and improved closed-loop control and performance assessment.
- Autotuning for handling process nonlinearity in multiple-model-based cases.
- The impact of imperfect actuators on controller performance.
This book is more than just a monograph, it is an independent learning tool applicable to the work of academic control engineers and of their counterparts in industry looking for more effective process control and automation.
List of contents
Features of Proportional-Integral-Derivative Control.- Relay Feedback.- Shape of Relay.- Improved Relay Feedback.- Multivariable Systems.- Load Disturbance.- Multiple Models for Process Nonlinearity.- Control Performance Monitoring.- Imperfect Actuators.- Autotuning for Plantwide Control Systems.- Guidelines for Autotune Procedure.
Summary
Recognising the benefits of improved control, the second edition of Autotuning of PID Controllers provides simple yet effective methods for improving PID controller performance. The practical issues of controller tuning are examined using numerous worked examples and case studies in association with specially written autotuning MATLAB® programs to bridge the gap between conventional tuning practice and novel autotuning methods.
The extensively revised second edition covers:
• Derivation of analytical expressions for relay feedback responses.
• Shapes of relay responses and improved closed-loop control and performance assessment.
• Autotuning for handling process nonlinearity in multiple-model-based cases.
• The impact of imperfect actuators on controller performance.
This book is more than just a monograph, it is an independent learning tool applicable to the work of academic control engineers and of their counterparts in industry looking for more effective process control and automation.
