Title: Module Overview - 2
Course: Open PRO131 Instrumentation II > Section: Module 2: Controllers & Control Schemes

Module Overview | Module Learning Objectives
Face-to Face

We will meet for your hands-on labs.

Online

1. First read through my
2. Next familiarize yourself with the class discussion questions so that you can be thinking of them while you read. Note posting deadlines.
3. Then for this mod you want to read the assigned chapter in your text and then answer the Checking Your Knowledge questions at the end of chapter and upload in Canvas.
4. Take the Reading & Understanding quiz when you feel like you will do well.
5. Complete assignments before the due dates-remember, the "due" date is not the "do" date.
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Controllers

After completing this chapter, you will be able to:

- Define the following terms associated with process dynamics.
- Define the following terms associated with tuning in process control controllers.
- Given a drawing, picture, or actual trend, distinguish between effects of proportional, integral, and derivative control.
- Discuss the necessity for tuning a controller.
- Explain how to differentiate between an upset caused by a controller malfunction, as opposed to a process change, some external cause, etc.
- Demonstrate a correct method for tuning a loop.

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Control Schemes

After completing this chapter, you will be able to:

- Identify and describe types of control schemes.
- Describe a control scheme that allows the following modes.
- Match appropriate control schemes to a process.
- Given a process scenario, design an appropriate process control scheme.