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Course Outline Process Dynamics and Control

This document provides information about the course "Process Dynamics and Control" offered at Addis Ababa University. The course objectives are to gain practical and theoretical knowledge about modeling, simulation, analysis, design, and tuning of control systems for chemical processes. Key topics covered include developing mathematical models, analyzing process dynamics and stability, and designing PID and feedforward controllers. Student assessment includes assignments, quizzes, tests, labs, and a final exam. The course references four textbooks on process control, dynamics, and modeling.

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Course Outline Process Dynamics and Control

This document provides information about the course "Process Dynamics and Control" offered at Addis Ababa University. The course objectives are to gain practical and theoretical knowledge about modeling, simulation, analysis, design, and tuning of control systems for chemical processes. Key topics covered include developing mathematical models, analyzing process dynamics and stability, and designing PID and feedforward controllers. Student assessment includes assignments, quizzes, tests, labs, and a final exam. The course references four textbooks on process control, dynamics, and modeling.

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Addis Ababa University

Addis Ababa Institute of Technology


School of Chemical and Bio Engineering

Course Name: Process Dynamics and Control (CBEg3162)


Academic Year: 2019/2020 (2012 E.C) Semester II ECTS: 7

Course Objective:
• To gain practical and theoretical knowledge related to modeling, simula-
tion and analysis of chemical process; designing, analysis and tuning of
feedback and feed forward control systems for single input-single output
processes.
Learning Outcomes:
At the end of the course, the students should be able to:
• Explain design steps of control system
• Develop mathematical model and analyze degree of freedom for common
chemical processes
• Analyze the dynamic and static behavior of chemical processes with and
without controllers
• Analyze stability of controlled processes with feedback controller
• Design PID controller, Tuning and Troubleshooting for feedback control
system
• Design Feed forward Controller Based on Steady and Dynamic State Mod-
els.
Course Contents:
1) Introductory Concepts
1.1. Introduction to Process Control
1.2. The Influence of Process Design on Process Control
1.3. Selection of Controlled, Manipulated, and Measured Variables
1.4. Process Safety and Process Control
1.5. Transmission Lines
2) Theoretical Models of Chemical Processes
2.1. The Rationale for Dynamic Process Models
2.2. General Modeling Principles
2.3. Degrees of Freedom Analysis
2.4. Dynamic Models of Representative Processes
3) Dynamics Behavior of Process
3.1. Laplace Transforms (LT)

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3.2. Solution of Differential Equations by LT Techniques
3.3. Transfer Function and State-Space Models

4) Dynamic Behavior of First and Second Order Processes


4.1. Standard Process Inputs
4.2. Response of First-Order Processes
4.3. Response of Integrating Processes
4.4. Response of Second-Order Processes
5) Feedback and Feed forward Control
5.1. Feedback Controllers
5.2. Dynamic Behavior and Stability of Closed-Loop Control Systems
5.3. Stability of Closed-Loop Control Systems
5.4. PID Controller Design
Assessment/Evaluation System:
Assignment = 10; Qiuz = 5; Test = 25; Lab = 10 Final = 50
Attendance Requirements:
At least 85 percent of lectures and 100 percent of Laboratory

Reference books
1) Seaborg, Process Dynamics and Control (2nd edition), 2004 John Wiley
and Sons, Inc (Text)
2) Stephanopoulos, G., Chemical Process Control, An Introduction to The-
ory and Practice, 2002
3) Luyben, W.L., Process Modeling, Simulation, and Control for Chemical
Engineering, 1974

4) B. Wayne Baguette, Process Control, Modeling, Design and Simulation,


2003

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