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(PID solution with the requirements and simple explanation. Thx) INSTRUCTION: Given three bare processes develop a control system using feedbackand feedforward concept/principle. Your output is a process and instrumentationdiagram (P & ID) using ISA's Instrument Identification and Symbols standards withexplanation. PROCESS 2: The liquid level inside the tank is regulated at a value of 3.0 m on a condition ofcontinuous liquid inflow and outflow. Requirements: Two feedback solutions                        One feedforward solution

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throttle actuator velocity v intake pipe throttle angle (aTH) slope (a) For vehicle speed control example our control task as follow: Desired (specified) behaviour: keep vehicle speed constant Manipulation: automatically adjust gas/brake pedal position Show block diagram representation clearly.

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Example 1.1 Figure 1.5 shows the block diagram of a closed-loop flow control system. Identify the following elements: (a) the sensor, (b) the transducer, (c) the actuator, (d) the transmitter, (e) the controller, (f) the manipulated variable, and (g) the measured variable. In the figure above, the (a) sensor is labeled as the pressure cell. The (b) transducer is labeled as the converter. However, there are two converters: one for converting pressure to current, and another converting current to pressure for operating the actuator. The (c) actuator is labeled as the pneumatic valve. The (d) transmitter is labeled as the line driver. The (e) controller is labeled as the PLC. The (f) manipulated variable is labeled as the pressure developed by the fluid flowing through the orifice plate. The (g) measured variable is the flow rate of the liquid.

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The Weather Monitor. Your South American expedition splits into two groups: one that stays at home base, and yours that goes off to set up a sensor that will monitor precipitation, temperature, and sunlight through the upcoming winter. The sensor must link up to a central communications system at base camp that simultaneously uploads the data from numerous sensors to a satellite. In order to set up and calibrate the sensor, you will have to communicate with base camp to give them specific location information. Unfortunately, the group's communication and navigation equipment has dwindled to walkie-talkies and a compass due to a river-raft mishap, which means your group must not exceed the range of the walkie-talkies (3.0 miles). However, you do have a laser rangefinder to help you measure distances as you navigate with the compass. After a few hours of hiking, you find the perfect plateau on which to mount the sensor. You have carefully mapped your path from base camp around lakes and…

You’re testing a system that involves a fan, water pump, and compressor. The components are turned ON in sequence and sensor readings are taken, as per a written protocol that you’re following. The system is running as expected after the fan and water pump are turned ON. However, when you turn ON the compressor, it runs for about thirty seconds then stops, consistently. Swapping out the compressor for a different one seems to solve the problem. What could have been the issue with the bad compressor?

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