Control technology for practitioners

Target group:

Employees involved with startup, maintenance, and repair who require practical information on control technology.
Engineers and technicians involved in plant planning. All employees who would like to refresh their knowledge of
control technology.

Objectives:

After the seminar the participants will be able to select a controller that suits their control process and to configure,
operate, and optimize this controller.

Content:

The seminar provides the basic principles of control technology in a practical manner. Included are extensive workshops, which fill more than half of the seminar time.

• Basic principles of control technology
• Types of control processes
• The PID controller with continuous output and its control parameters P_b, r_t, and d_t
• Influence on the control response by P_b, r_t, and d_t
• Optimization methods
• Working with two-state, three-state, modulating controller, and position controllers
• Control loop structures (cascade control, disturbance feedforward control, etc.) and other controller functions
• Extensive workshops on the above topics and further on:
• Ratio control
• Controllers with direct control direction
• Optimization of a controller for disturbance behavior
• Processes without self-regulation and processes with exclusive delay time
• Operation of non-linear processes
• Split-range operation

Time:

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Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge in the field of automation technology.

Follow up trainings:

• Reference book Control Engineering Basic principles and tips for practitioners

Trainer:

Maximilian Wenderoth

Trainer Sensor and Automation Technology

Manfred Schleicher

Trainer Sensor and Automation Technology

Booking Number:

JK 700010