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Languages: English, Polish
Process control simply refers to the control of a process. The main goal of process control is to stabilize process operations in order to consistently produce the desired results, and it can be automatic or manual. In modern processing and manufacturing industries, process control is frequently implemented by automated, computer- based control systems which utilize a number of different "tools." The fundamental building block of these systems is the "process control loop." This module discusses open and closed loop controllers, as well as specific examples of each.
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The following key questions are answered in this module:
What is the goal of process control? To stabilize process operations to consistently produce the desired results.
What is an open-loop controller? A system in which an input variable is used to produce a desired output. In this type of controller, the output variable isn't used to modify the input variable.
What is a closed-loop controller? A system in which the output is measured and used to adjust the input variable.
What is a continuous control? A control in which the results are continuously monitored and the controller continuously adjusts an input variable to maintain desired results.
What does a logic control do? Logic controls use sensors and switches to initiate actions.
What is a discrete sequencing control? A control that uses timers and counters to move through a cycle.
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