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    COURSE PLAN

    Department :Course Name & code :

    Semester & branch :

    Name of the faculty :

    No of contact hours/week :

    ASSESSMENT PLAN:

    1. In Semester Assessments - 50 %

    Written tests :

    Surprise quizzes :

    2. End Semester Examination - 50 %

    Written examination of 3 hours duration (Max. Marks: 50 )

    Portions for Assignment

    Assignment no. Topics

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    Portions for Sessional Test

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    MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYManipal University, Manipal

    Karnataka -576104

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    ICEPROCESS INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL & ICE-401

    VII & ICE

    Dr. S. Meenatchisundaram, Mrs. Sravani. V

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    Course Outcomes

    At the end of this course, the student should be able to:

    CO1:

    CO2:

    CO3:

    CO4:

    Course Plan

    L. No. Topics

    L0 Introduction to the Course

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    Need for Process Control & Process Terminology

    Process Control Hardware Fundamentals

    Process Control Loops

    Basics of Mathematical Modelling

    Flow and Liquid Level Systems Modelling

    Liquid Level Systems with Interaction and Non-Interaction Modelling

    Thermal Systems Modelling

    Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor System Modelling

    Pneumatic and Hydraulic Systems Modelling

    Dead Time, P&I Diagram Basics

    P & I Diagram Line, Instrument Symbols

    Summary Basics of Process Control

    Control Action and Controllers - Basics, Discrete Control Mode

    Understand the need for closed loop control system in process industries.

    Able to identify the mathematical model of any process.

    Able to identify and tune the suitable controller for the process either by using conventional or advancecontrol strategies.

    Able to understand the concepts of various final control elements.

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    L 21

    L 22

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    L 24

    L25

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    Floating Control Mode, Continuous Control Mode P Controllers

    Integral Mode Control

    Derivative Control Mode, Proportional-Integral Control (PI)

    Proportional-Derivative Control Mode (PD), Three-Mode Controller (PID)

    Special Terminology, Summary, Problems

    Electronic Controllers - Error Detector, Two-position controller with neutral zone

    Op-amp Circuits for P, I & D Controllers

    Op-amp Circuits for Composite Controllers PI & PD Controllers

    Op-amp Circuits for Composite Controllers PID Controller, Problems

    Nozzle/Flapper System, Pneumatic Proportional Controller

    Pneumatic PI, PD, PID Controller

    Design Problems on Electronic and Pneumatic Controllers

    Definition of Quality, Measure of Quality - Quarter Amplitude, Minimum Area

    Evaluation criteria - IAE, ISE, ITAE and decay ratio

    Loop Tuning - Open-Loop Transient Response Method

    Ziegler-Nichols Method, Frequency Response Methods

    Feedforward Control, Ratio Control

    Cascade Control - Examples

    Override Control , Redundant Instrumentation

    Inferential Control

    Split Range Control

    Introduction to Multivariable Control

    Distillation Column and Boiler Systems - Examples

    RG Analysis, Internal Model Controller

    Final Control Element Operation

    I/P & P/I Converters

    Switching Devices SCR, GTO, TRIAC

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    References:1

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    Submitted by:

    (Signature of the faculty)

    Date:

    Electrical Actuators

    Pneumatic Actuators

    Hydraulic Actuators

    Control-Valve Types and Sizing

    Cavitation and Flashing, Selection Criteria

    Discrete-State Process Control Introduction, Relay Controllers and Ladder Diagrams

    Computer-Based Controller

    Supervisory Controller

    Curtis Johnson (2009) Process Control Instrumentation Technology , Prentice Hall of India

    George Stephanopoulos (2009) Chemical Process Control , Prentice Hall of India.

    Katsuhiko Ogata, Modern Control Engineering, 5th Edition, Prentice Hall of India

    Coughanover and Koppel (2008) Process systems analysis and control , Tata McGraw Hill.

    Thomas A. Hughes, Measurement and Control Basics, 3rd Edition, ISA Press.

    William Y. Svrcek, Donald P. Mahoney, Brent R. Young, A Real-Time Approach to Process Control, ThirdEdition, Wiley

    Dr. S. Meenatchisundaram

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    Approved by:

    (Signature of HOD)

    Date:

    FACULTY MEMBERS TEACHING THE COURSE (IF MORE THAN ONE SECTIONS):

    FACULTY SECTION FACULTY SECTION

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    Dr. S. Meenatchisundaram VII-B Sravani.V VII-A

    Dr. DAYANANDA NAYAK