Over in LinkedIn’s Process Control group, a question was asked: What is the difference between regulatory and model predictive control. Is it possible that MPC work as stand alone without regulatory control? Emerson’s Chowyang Neo offered: Regulatory Control generally refers to good old PID loop control. Gaps between the SP and PV known as errors […]
We continue our series on Cloud I/O from Emerson’s Anand Iyer. Today’s post is a primer on intuitive control. When we have an I/O cloud or bubbles of IO information with very less binding of the IO and a more free choice (within certain boundaries), there is an increasing possibility of intuitive processing. Intuitive processing […]
If feedforward control is not part of nor been successfully applied as part of your overall process control strategy, you may want to give Modeling and Control blog’s Greg McMillan‘s recent article a read. The Intech magazine article, Feedforward control enables flexible, sustainable manufacturing, offers the reasons why, the benefits and pitfalls, common opportunities that […]
Update 2: The Modeling and Control blog has a nice deminar summary page with links to all the seminar/demos. Update and bump: Here is the video recording (download 645Mb) and presentation (download) for today’s demo/webinar: Viewing this content requires Silverlight. You can download Silverlight from http://www.silverlight.net/getstarted/silverlight3. How to Setup and Adjust the Dynamic Compensation of […]
Update and bump: We have to push back this demo/seminar one more time due to Greg’s preparation for next week’s three-day class at the ISA St. Louis chapter. Mark your calendar for Wednesday, January 5th at 10am CST (16:00 UTC). Here is a quick note in case you have ModelingAndControl.com’s Greg McMillan‘s demo/seminar, “How to […]
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