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M.E.- Chemical Engineering
BITS Pilani


Umang Goswami

This course deals with the control schemes, different types of input functions  and their responses, stability of a control system. The target audience for this course is chemical and Petrochemical Engineering students.

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Process Dynamics and Control- Part I

Instrumentation

Instrumentation & Process Control

Chemical Engineering

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Instrumentation & Process Engineering

L1: Introduction to the course

L2: Control system

L3: Classification of variables

L4: Control Configurations (feedback and feedforward)

L4: Control configurations ( feedback and feedforward)

L5: Different hardware of a control system

L6: Mathematical Modelling

L7: Mathematical Modelling (contd.1)

L8: Mathematical Modelling (contd. 2)

L9: Laplace transform

L10: Numericals-1 (Laplace transform)

L11: Numericals-2 (Laplace transform)

L12: Input Functions

L13: Input Functions (contd.)

L14: Linearization of non-linear model

L15: Linearization of non-linear model (contd.)

L16: Transfer Functions

L17: Transfer functions (contd. 1)

L18: Transfer Functions (contd.2)

L19: Numericals-3 (Modelling)

L20: Numericals-4 (Linearization)

L21: Transfer Functions (contd. 3)

L22: Poles and Zeros of a system

L23: Transfer Functions and it's analysis

L23: Transfer Function and its Analysis

L24: Transfer Function and its analysis (contd.)

L25: Dynamics of I order system

L26: Dynamics of I order system (contd.)

L27: Dynamics of I order system (contd.2)

L27: Dynamics of I order system (contd. 2)

L28: Dynamics of I order system (contd.3)

L29: Transient response of I order system

L30: Transient response of I order system (contd.)

L31: Transient response of Pure capacitive process

L32: Numericals-5

L33: Numericals-6

L34: Numericals-7

L35: Numericals-8

L36: Numericals-9

L37: Numericals-10

L38: Numericals-11

L39: Second order Dynamics

L40: Second order Dynamics (contd.)

L41: Second order dynamics (contd. 2)

L42: Non-interacing systems

L43: Non-interacting system (contd.)

L44: Interacting systems

L45: I order with controller

L46: Inverse Response

L47: Process with Dead time

L48: Numericals-12

L49: Numericals-13

L50: Numericals-14

L51: Introduction to feedback control system

L52: Proportional Controller

L53: PI Controller

L54: PID Controller

L55: Dynamic behaviour of closed loop process

L56: Dynamic behaviour of P Controller in the closed loop.

L56: Dynamic behaviour of P Controller in the closed loop

L57: Dynamic behaviour of P Controller (contd.)

L58: Dynamic behaviour of P Controller (contd.2)

L59: Dynamic behaviour of PI Controller

L60: Dynamic behaviour of PID Controller

L61: Numericals-15

L62: Numericals-16

L63: Numericals-17

L64: Numericals-18

L65: Stability Analysis

L66: Routh Hurwitz Test

L67: Routh Hurwitz Test (contd.)

L68: Numericals-19

L69: Numericals-20

L70: Numericals-21

L71: Root locus technique

L72: Frequency response analysis of linear processes

L73: Frequency response analysis (contd.)

L74: Frequency response analysis (contd.2)

L75: Frequency response analysis (contd.3)

L76: Bode plot (Pure capacitive and Dead time)

L76: Bode plot (Pure capacitive and dead time)

L77: Bode plot (I order system)

L78: Bode plot (II order system)

L79: Bode plot (PI Controller)

L80: Bode Plot (P & PD Controller)

L81: Bode Stability Criteria

L82: Bode stability criteria (contd.)

L83: Gain Margin and phase margin

L84: Ziegler Nicholas Tuning Technique

L85: Numericals-22

L86: Numericals-23

L87: Numericals-24

L88: Numericals-25

L89: Numericals-26

L90: Numericals-27

L91: Numericals-28

L92: Numericals-29

L93: Control Valve characteristics

L94: Cascade Control system

L95: Cascade control system (contd.)

L96: Cascade Control system (contd.2)

L97: Feedforward Control system

L98: Feedforward control system (contd.)

L99: Numericals-30

L100: Numericals-31

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Lessons

100 lessons • 15h 42m

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L1: Introduction to the course

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L2: Control system

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L3: Classification of variables

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L4: Control configurations ( feedback and feedforward)

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L5: Different hardware of a control system

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L6: Mathematical Modelling

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L7: Mathematical Modelling (contd.1)

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L8: Mathematical Modelling (contd. 2)

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L9: Laplace transform

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L10: Numericals-1 (Laplace transform)

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