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Process Dynamics and Control by Dale E. Unit step response for part c. Also, we know the gain must be equal to one. The first method requires solution of a system of algebraic equations to obtain the coefficients of the four partial fractions. The residues listed under r are exactly the coefficients of the corresponding poles, in other words, the coefficients that would have been obtained via a manual partial fraction expansion.
Thus, top tank dynamics, CT 1 , are first order, and bottom tank, CT , is second order. From the denominator of the transfer functions in Eq. In Eq. We can show this property by using Eq. The integrator s has units of t UpT h The ratio is dimensionless. Liquid level accumulates any changes in qF , increasing for positive changes and vice- versa. Liquid level is independent of Ts , and of the steam pressure Ps. After long times, T increases like a ramp function.
However, the process response should be checked for typical changes in wi t to make sure that h1 does not overflow. If it does, the area A1 needs to be increased until that is not a problem. Otherwise, leave well enough alone and use the non-partitioned tank. Edgar and Duncan A. Temperature response for a ramp input of magnitude 0. Concentration response for a ramp input of magnitude 0. Exit concentration response for a rectangular input. Therefore the process transfer function G cannot exhibit oscillations when the input is a step function.
Liquid level response for part d 5. Transient response in tanks 1 and 2 for a step input. Process temperature response for a step input b The overshoot can obtained from Eq. From Figure 5.
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