Who Should Attend?
Technicians, Engineers, and others with responsibility for control loop performance.
Techniques for Applied Process Control: Evansville, IN (CED)
June 18 - June 19
What’s the Objective?
Learn simple, repeatable methods for evaluating and tuning PID controllers.
How’s it Delivered?
Key concepts are followed by demos of real-world examples and hands-on exercises.
This workshop explains how the PID controller functions. Participants learn a proven, systematic approach for both tuning loops manually and achieving consistent results.
This course is not vendor specific.
Day One Topics
- Fundamentals of Process Dynamics
- Proportional Control
- Integral Action and PI Control
- Formal Approach to Controller Design
- Derivative Mode and PID Control
- PID Control with Derivative Filter
Day Two Topics
- Systematic Approach to Real-World Processes
- Cascade Control
- Feed Forward Control
- Dynamics of Non-Self-Regulating Processes
“I’ve been programming and tuning loops for over 10 years. I learned so much in these 2 days that I plan on reevaluating all of the loops in our processes.”
– Adam B. Process Engineer, Fluid Air
“I learned more in two days than I did all semester in a process control class.”
– Dillon W. Controls Engineer, DOW Chemical
