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1. | Course Contents and Description → | on ESSE3 |
2. | Current lecture slides through MS TEAMS® and/or MS Sharepoint® (for registered students) → | |
3. | Lecture Slides Course Handouts and Other Aids from the lecturer | from the academic year 2018-19 |
4. | On-line courses or study matters from the WEB | ↓ |
5. | 2014-to-date Examination Texts | ☺contains solved problems! |
6. | Examination Texts prior to 2014 | ☺contains solved problems! |
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Description |
Course slides 2018-19 |
Course handouts |
Stephanopoulos, "Chemical process control ...", 1984 |
External link |
Introduction |
Introduction to course |
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Introduction to Matlab® |
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Feedback Stability |
Open and closed loop & BIBO stability |
Chapter 14 | |||
Transfer Function forms & Matlab® |
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Root Locus |
Chapter 15 | Root Locus in LPSA website at Swarthmore | |||
Frequency response |
Bode and Nyquist diagrams |
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Chapter 17 and 18 | ||
Nyquist stability criterion |
Chapter 18 §18.4 | Interactive page by prof. Mastacusa | |||
Dead time |
Padé Approximation |
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Chapter 12 §12.2 | ||
Smith Predictor |
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Chapter 19 §19.1-2 | |||
Inverse response systems |
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Chapter 12 §12.3 Chapter 19 §19.3 |
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Windup |
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Chapter 13 §13.2 | |||
More complex feedback control structures |
Cascade, Ratio, etc. |
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Chapter 20 §20.1 Chapter 21 §21.5 Chapter 22 §22.1-2 |
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FeedForward |
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Chapter 21 §21.1-4 | |||
MPC |
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Overview on Math Modeling |
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Chapter 4; |
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Introduction to stability of non-linear systems |
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Non-linear dynamic system taken as reference |
Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor with Cooling Jacket |
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Diabatic
CSTR by Prof. B.W. Bequette |
Introduction to PPlane software |
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http://math.rice.edu/~dfield/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XILeDBwXys |
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Linear Physical Systems Analysis (Laplace, Root Locus, Frequency Response, etc.) |
The Swarthmore College |
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University of Michigan Chemical Engineering Process Dynamics and Controls Open Textbook |
ControlsWiki |
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US Department of Energy |
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ControlGuru |
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Feedback Systems: An Introduction for Scientists and Engineers |
California Institute of Technology |
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Bucknell University |
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National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL)
- Phase II |
Written Exam Date |
Exam questions |
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Keywords |
2014-to-date Examination Texts |
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The dynamic process Gp(s) is is a "recirculative system"; a design requirement is required to get a % overshoot lower than 10%; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity because of the PI; a special inverse response compensator is to be built |
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TSPC_Exam_2023-05-30 |
GOL(s) to be approximated with a Padé approximation of 1st order; a design requirement is set for either a P or PID controller with the damping ratio to be 0.71; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity because of the PID |
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TSPC_Exam_2022-05-13 |
Open loop Transfer Functìon assigned through given poles and zeroes, two of which are resonant; asymptotic Bode plots; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity |
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TSPC_Exam_2021-06-25 |
3 sub systems can be connected either in series or in parallel: in both cases extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity |
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TSPC_Exam_2021-04-09 |
Parametric pole at open loop either negative or null or or positive; Root Locus; Nyquist plots. |
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TSPC_Exam_2021-03-08 |
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TSPC_Exam_2021-02-10 |
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TSPC_Exam_2021-01-12 |
Parametric open loop system giving inverse-response or a zero at origin; Root Locus; asymptotic Bode plots. |
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Exan_2020-12-11 |
Open Loop Transfer function with dead time; Root Locus after Padè approximation; critical gain with Padè approximation and without it. |
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Exan_2020-11-13 |
Obtainment of the Transfer function from given poles; Root Locus; Bode plots; Nyquist diagram. |
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Exan_2020-09-16 |
Open Loop Transfer function with dead time; comparison of Root Locus and Bode plots when using Padè approximations of increasing order; Nyquist diagram. |
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Exan_2020-07-10 |
Open loop Transfer Functìon with resonant poles and double multiplicity; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity pole-zero cancellation. |
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Exan_2020-06-12 |
Parametric open loop system giving inverse-response or a 2nd order TF; Root Locus with a positive zero; Bode plots; Nyquist diagram passing exactly through the critical point. |
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February |
Parametric open loop system giving inverse-response or a double pole TF; Root Locus with a positive zero; asymptotic Bode plots; Nyquist diagram. |
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May |
Open Loop Transfer function given by 1st order, inverse-response systems; Root Locus with imaginary axis crossing giving Kc*; asymptotic Bode plots; Nyquist diagram resulting after introduction of dead time. |
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March |
Transfer function with pole at origin; Root Locus with imaginary axis crossing giving Kc*; definition and units of the delay margin; Nyquist diagram resulting after introducing a dead time just equal to the delay margin within the Open Loop. |
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January 7, |
Open Loop Transfer function with triple pole at origin; Root Locus with imaginary axis crossing giving Kc*; non-monotonic Bode plot; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity. |
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January |
Open Loop rational Transfer function; Root Locus with imaginary axis crossing giving Kc*; asymptotic Bode plots; Nyquist plot required to pass through the critical point at -1 |
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October |
Open Loop Transfer function with 2 distinct measuring sensors; 2 distinct Root Locus with different Closed Loop stability; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity |
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July |
Transfer function with integrator; Root Locus with 2 distinct values of Kc* for switch from stability to instability; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity |
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June |
Transfer function with resonant poles; Nyquist plot passing through the critical point |
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April 4, 2016 exam |
Parametric transfer function; inverse-response system |
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Transfer function with resonant poles; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity |
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Transfer function with poles at origin; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity |
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Examination Texts prior to 2014 |
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July |
transfer function with resonant poles and double multiplicity; extended Nyquist plot with closure at infinity |
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June |
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June |
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January |
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Root Locus after Padè approximation of either 1st, 2nd or 3rd order; Dead time compensator |
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