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6AI1 Process Control Systems PDF

1) The document appears to be an exam for a process control systems course, with questions spanning various units related to process dynamics and control. 2) It provides instructions for students to attempt 5 questions, selecting one from each unit, and includes sample exam questions related to topics like system response analysis, control loop dynamics, distillation column control, and controller tuning methods. 3) Supporting materials permitted include previous exams or notes, and concepts addressed include measurement lag, system order, feedback control, and process modeling fundamentals.

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6AI1 Process Control Systems PDF

1) The document appears to be an exam for a process control systems course, with questions spanning various units related to process dynamics and control. 2) It provides instructions for students to attempt 5 questions, selecting one from each unit, and includes sample exam questions related to topics like system response analysis, control loop dynamics, distillation column control, and controller tuning methods. 3) Supporting materials permitted include previous exams or notes, and concepts addressed include measurement lag, system order, feedback control, and process modeling fundamentals.

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6E3041
B. Tech. VI-Sem. (Main & Back) Exam., ApriVM ty-2016
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Applied Electronics
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\o 6AIl Process Control Systems

Time:3 Hours Maximum Marks: 80


Min. Passing Marks (Main & Back): 26
Instructions to Candidates :-

Attempt anyfive questions, selecting one question from each unit. All
Questions carry equal marks. Schematic cliagrams must be shown
wherever necessary. Any data ltou feel missing may suitably be assumed
and stated clearly.
[Inits of quantities used/ calculated must be stated crearly.
Use offollowing supporting material is permitted during examinatiort.
I. NIL 2. NIL

UNIT-I
Q.1 (a) Set up a system of jacketed tank used to preheat a process stream. On assuming
the capacity of the tank wall to be negligible and temperature inside the jacket to

be unifomly distributed, determine the response and order of the system. t8]
(b) A thermometer is at room temperature of 25oC. It is suddenly put onto vessel
containing boiling water at 100"C. What should be the time constant of the
thermometer so that it indicates 99.9"C in lminute?
t8l
OR
Q.1 (a) Set up an interactive system with one element as 'Dead-end system' and also

determine the response and order of the system.


t8l

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(b)Setupasystemconsistingofatank,operatingslightlyabovetheatmospheric
pfessurewithfeedratefixedbyupstreamconditionsonly.Determinethe
fesponseandorderofsystem,whentwosystemsoperatingconditionsofinput
andoutputflows,bothareinfluencedbytankpressurewithbothflowresistancest8j
the overall time constant
affecting
UNIT-IT

Q.2(a)Foralstorderprocesscontrolsystem,discusstheeffectofmeasurementlag, have their


: L, has been introduced, where notations
when a time delay
of Gy e
[4]
usual meanings' tid to the tank'

(b)Theievelinastoragetankiscontrolledbythrottlingtheflowofflu
FiuidispumpedfromthetankbYaconstant-displacementpump,andtheflow continuously if
Show that the system wilr osc*rate
does not depend
on tank level. t6l

in lever measurement 16l


lag and time delav
(c) ;:i::lj;:]::"T;1"*.nt
G the level of a tank'
system, measuring
in level control
Q'2 (a) For a Ist order sYstem with step and ramp
the expression for controller
::;" I :'":TrLr:;";;" [4]
[41

ror level
rrequencv or a noat-cage svstem
(b) H::;: :,r,:.:Ti", the natural
[6]
measurernent. [61

(c)Forasinglecapacitypfocess,discusstheeffectofPl-controlactton.
UNIT-III
capacity and
constant. on neglecting the tube
Q.3Showwhythefrequencyresponseofatypicalsteamheatedexchangerisrelatively
of the shell-time
insensitive to the value model for fltrid side'
show
for a lu,rped-capacity
the steam valve
critical flow through
[1 6]
tlratthetransferfunctionhastlreformQ/AF:K(T"5+1)/(T"s+1)(Tus+i)and
resistance'
T" for she1l film
calculate Tu, Tu and
L24o1
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I

AB
Q.3 (a) Discuss the following in context with flow control systems:- t8l
(i) Control with noisy signal
(ii) Effect of transmission lag
(b) Derive an expression showing that the change in friction loss is expressed as a
linear function of change in fluid velocity and change in valve position for a

pipeline containing an orifice meter, a control valve and fittings offering


localized resistance to flow. t8l
UNIT-IV
Q.4 (a) Draw a block diagram for controlling the column pressure by regulating the flow
of water to condenser. Also, derive the transfer function relating condenser
pressure and temperature of condenser tubes in Distillation Column dynamics.[10]
(b) A possible disadvantage of bypass control studies is that the reflux temperature
may vary because of incorporated or incomplete mixing in the reflux drum.
Justify the statement. t6l
OR
Q.4 Explain with suitable schematic diagrams :- [8x2:16]
(a) Pressure control schemes of distillation column.
(b) Internal reflux control.

UNIT-V
Q.5 Write short note on :- [8x2:1 6]
(a) Laplace domain analysis of cascade control.
(b) Ratio and override control schemes.
OR
Q.5 Discuss in context with optimum controller settings [16]
(a) Damped Oscillation method
(b) Reaction Curve method
(c) Continuous Cycling method.

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