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A second degree process with time delay is controlled by a closed loop control system with feedback. Using the transfer functions given below, derive the transfer function of the closed-loop system for the disruptive effect. P Determine the Kc values that ensure the stable operation of the control system when the controller is used. Gp(s) 5e-2s (2s + 1)(3s +1) F3-22 Ga(s) = 5+1 G₂(s)=G,(s) = 1

A second degree process with time delay is controlled by a closed loop control system with feedback. Using the transfer functions given below, derive the transfer function of the closed-loop system for the disruptive effect. P Determine the Kc values that ensure the stable operation of the control system when the controller is used. Gp(s) 5e-2s (2s + 1)(3s +1) F3-22 Ga(s) = 5+1 G₂(s)=G,(s) = 1

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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A second degree process with time delay is controlled by a closed loop control system with feedback. Using the transfer functions given below, derive the transfer function of the closed-loop system for the disruptive effect. P Determine the Kc values that ensure the stable operation of the control system when the controller is used. Gp (s): 5e-2s (2s + 1)(3s +1) F3-22 Ga(s) 1 s+1 G₂(S) = G,(s) = 1
Transcribed Image Text:A second degree process with time delay is controlled by a closed loop control system with feedback. Using the transfer functions given below, derive the transfer function of the closed-loop system for the disruptive effect. P Determine the Kc values that ensure the stable operation of the control system when the controller is used. Gp (s): 5e-2s (2s + 1)(3s +1) F3-22 Ga(s) 1 s+1 G₂(S) = G,(s) = 1
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21:33 d ← G₁P = Dissruptive effect. Now , 50-25 (25 41) (3541) Cont sruller Step3 c) G (s) = with Charactresti oyun ITC (25+1)(3541) 0-3k(70 + 07(s): 115² : ⇒ 65² +65³ +55+ 55² = 65³ (2541) (35-1) (les) + (65² +55 +1) (1+8) + + Gd (s) Gid 1+ GC GUGP i t (25+1)(3541) (541) ( (25+1) (95-1) +60-45) 1 + 51TC - tlust S+1 5 Kcs 5e (2541) (3541) -25 65 =) 65³ + 115² + s (6-5k) + 5 e²s (11) 20 (2541) (3541) 1-S 1 S+1 5 kc (1-st 145 5 K f {] SKIS 20 ل: -d - SIXCS 5K(+1=0 5 KG 1-d √x Vo LTE 4.5G 59 Do
Transcribed Image Text:21:33 d ← G₁P = Dissruptive effect. Now , 50-25 (25 41) (3541) Cont sruller Step3 c) G (s) = with Charactresti oyun ITC (25+1)(3541) 0-3k(70 + 07(s): 115² : ⇒ 65² +65³ +55+ 55² = 65³ (2541) (35-1) (les) + (65² +55 +1) (1+8) + + Gd (s) Gid 1+ GC GUGP i t (25+1)(3541) (541) ( (25+1) (95-1) +60-45) 1 + 51TC - tlust S+1 5 Kcs 5e (2541) (3541) -25 65 =) 65³ + 115² + s (6-5k) + 5 e²s (11) 20 (2541) (3541) 1-S 1 S+1 5 kc (1-st 145 5 K f {] SKIS 20 ل: -d - SIXCS 5K(+1=0 5 KG 1-d √x Vo LTE 4.5G 59 Do
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