Briefing

EP 314: Process Dynamics and Controls

(May Aug, 2015)

Mohd Fauzi bin Zanil

Enrolment

IIS = 77 students

Group 1 = 32/40

Group 2 = 14/40

LMS = 17 students

Process Dynamics and Controls

Course name Process Dynamics and Controls

Course code EP 314

Status Major

Credit hour 4

Semester/Year 2/3

Pre-requisite Heat Transfer, Mass transfer, Thermodynamic

Teaching method Lecture, Laboratory & Assignment

Course expectation

The subject is to enable the student to understand the process system dynamic for the solution of control engineering problems.

The student will be able

1. to model a chemical process.

2. to design a conventional controller.

3. to analyse a control system performance.

Synopsys

Student will be introduced to the process dynamic and control system in chemical engineering industries.

Student will be introduced to the process dynamic and

control system in chemical engineering industries.

Student will be introduced to the process

dynamic and control system in chemical

engineering industries.

Student will be introduced to the process dynamic and

control system in chemical engineering industries.

Synopsys Chemical process modelling

Laplace transformation Controller

design

Control system

analysis

TOPICs

Synopsys

Laboratory session is COMPULSORY as a practical exercise to solve control engineering case study via MATLAB/Simulink tool.

Course Learning Outcome (CLO)

Upon the completion of this course, students will be able to:

CLO1: Formulate the transfer function of a chemical engineering process by using Laplace transformation tools. (C5, PLO2)

CLO2: Evaluate the closed loop block diagram in Laplace domain. (C4, PLO2)

CLO3: Analyze the stability of system by using Rouths test and Bode criterion.

(C4, PLO2)

CLO4: Design a conventional controller for process control using Classical methods (C5, PLO3, PLO5)

CLO5: Justify and present the best control performance for a control system using MATLAB/ Simulink. (C6, A2, PLO 4, PLO5, PLO6)



CLO1: Formulate the transfer function of a chemical engineering process by using Laplace transformation tools. (C5, PLO2)



CLO2: Evaluate the closed loop block diagram in Laplace domain. (C4, PLO2)



CLO3: Analyze the stability of system by using Rouths test and Bode criterion.



CLO4: Design a conventional controller for process control using Classical methods (C5, PLO3, PLO5)



CLO5: Justify and present the best control performance for a control system using MATLAB/ Simulink. (C6, A2, PLO 4, PLO5, PLO6)

Teaching PlanNo Topic Week Date

1 Introduction to EP314 05/05/2015

2 Introduction to Process Modelling and Control 07/05/2015

3 1a. Process Dynamics: ODEs 12/05/2015

4 1b. Process Dynamics: ODEs & Linearization 14/05/2015

51c. Process Dynamics: Forcing Input & Transfer Function

Tutorial 119/05/1900

6ShortQuiz1

2a. First Order System: Level & Temperature System21/05/1900

7 2b. First & Second Order Systems: Mixing & Reaction System 26/05/2015

82c. Second Order Systems: Interacting & NonInteracting System


9ShortQuiz2

3a. Closed Loop System: Block diagram02/06/2015

10 3b. Closed Loop System: Closed loop transfer function 04/06/2015

11 3c. Closed Loop System: Basic Component of Control System 09/06/2015

12 3d. Closed Loop System: Z-N controller design method 11/06/2015

13 Midterm (20%) 16/06/2015

14 3e. Closed Loop System: C-C controller design method 18/06/2015

153f. Closed Loop System: Closed loop System Analysis


16ShortQuiz3

4a. Frequency Response: Modelling in Frequency Domain25/06/2015

17 4b. Frequency Response: Bode diagram 30/06/2015

184c. Frequency Response: PID controller design


19ShortQuiz4

5a. Stability & System Analysis: Introduction07/07/2015

20 5b. Stability & System Analysis: Routh's test 09/07/2015

21 5b. Stability & System Analysis: Controller Design 14/07/2015

22 Test (10%) 16/07/2015

235c. Stability & System Analysis: Criteria of Good Control


24ShortQuiz5

6a. Introduction to Advanced Control System23/07/2015

25 6b. Introduction to Advanced Control System 28/07/2015

26 Revission 30/07/2015

27 Final Assignment Submission (10% from Laboratory ) 04/08/2015

28 No class 06/08/2015

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Course Syllabus Flow diagram

Process Dynamics

Closed Loop System

Frequency Response

Stability Analysis

Advanced Control system

Quiz #1 Quiz #3 Quiz #5

Quiz #2

Quiz #4

Teaching Plan

No Topic Week Date

1 Introduction to EP314 05/05/2015

2 Introduction to Process Modelling and Control 07/05/2015

3 1a. Process Dynamics: ODEs 12/05/2015

4 1b. Process Dynamics: ODEs & Linearization 14/05/2015

51c. Process Dynamics: Forcing Input & Transfer Function


6ShortQuiz1

2a. First Order System: Level & Temperature System21/05/1900

7 2b. First & Second Order Systems: Mixing & Reaction System 26/05/2015

82c. Second Order Systems: Interacting & NonInteracting System


4

1

2

3

Teaching Plan

No Topic Week Date

9ShortQuiz2

3a. Closed Loop System: Block diagram02/06/2015

10 3b. Closed Loop System: Closed loop transfer function 04/06/2015

11 3c. Closed Loop System: Basic Component of Control System 09/06/2015

12 3d. Closed Loop System: Z-N controller design method 11/06/2015

13 Midterm (20%) 16/06/2015

14 3e. Closed Loop System: C-C controller design method 18/06/2015

153f. Closed Loop System: Closed loop System Analysis


16ShortQuiz3

4a. Frequency Response: Modelling in Frequency Domain25/06/2015

17 4b. Frequency Response: Bode diagram 30/06/2015

184c. Frequency Response: PID controller design


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9

Teaching Plan

No Topic Week Date

19ShortQuiz4

5a. Stability & System Analysis: Introduction07/07/2015

20 5b. Stability & System Analysis: Routh's test 09/07/2015

21 5b. Stability & System Analysis: Controller Design 14/07/2015

22 Test (10%) 16/07/2015

235c. Stability & System Analysis: Criteria of Good Control


24ShortQuiz5

6a. Introduction to Advanced Control System23/07/2015

25 6b. Introduction to Advanced Control System 28/07/2015

26 Revission 30/07/2015

27 Final Assignment Submission (10% from Laboratory ) 04/08/2015

28 No class 06/08/2015

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Assessments

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Written Written Report Written

Test Mid-Term Laboratory Final

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The course has four assessment components as

described above.

Test: It consists of 3 questions with an approximately 20 minutes each.

The duration of the test will be 1 hour.

Mid-term: It will be conducted on week 7 of the semester. The midterm

exam will have 4 questions of approximately 30 minutes each. The

duration of the mid-term exam will be 2 hours.

Laboratory: The student will attend introductory classes on Simulink,

carry out assignments on simulation and submit project report based on

simulation works.

Final Exam: It will consist of 6 questions. Answer 5 out of the 6

questions. The exam is of 3 hours duration.

50% ruling: Applicable

Textbook

Steven E. LeBlanc, Donald R.

Coughanowr,

Process Systems

Analysis and Control

3rd Edn,

McGraw-Hill Higher Education.

Reference Book

Dale E. Seborg, Thosmas F.

Edgar,

Process Dynamics and

Control

2nd Edition

Wiley.

Class policies

NO re-examination for Midterm and Test.

Later than 20 minutes - students are not allowed to attend the class.

No attendance if you leave the class for more than 20 minutes.

Class attendance < 80% automatically bar from final exam.

Refer to LMS (learning management system) and school engineering board for any announcement regarding this course.

Phone - Silent mode

Social-networking & internet browsing is ALLOWED.

Contact

Mohd Fauzi Bin Zanil, AMIChemE

M.Eng.Sc. (Process System Engineering & Control)B.Eng (Hons.) (Chemical)

Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Department , Faculty of Engineering, Technology and Built Environment (FETBE), UCSI University.

[email protected]

+60196951431

Consultation Hours: Tuesday & Thursday (2:00pm 3:00pm)

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