DocumentCode
277369
Title
The use of dynamic process models for operator training
Author
Van Loon, Joost
Author_Institution
Integrated Production Control Syst., Best, Netherlands
fYear
1992
fDate
33744
Firstpage
42522
Lastpage
42524
Abstract
Control of production processes is increasingly becoming more important to make products of higher quality, to reduce waste of energy and materials, and to increase production flexibility. To improve the overall process performance, process operators require more insight in the behaviour of the process. Particularly, when changeovers frequently occur, or when the process often experiences disturbances, operators need to be able to understand and control the dynamic behaviour of the process. Developments in MIMO process modelling and model based control system design as well as developments in hardware have opened new perspectives for supervisory control. Model based controllers and fast real-time simulators can be implemented at the DCS level providing fast and accurate MIMO supervisory control or process simulation. The models underlying the control design can also be applied for training operators in the use of these supervisory controllers and for providing insight in the behaviour of the process
Keywords
computer aided instruction; control system analysis computing; digital simulation; process computer control; production control; training; DCS level; MIMO process modelling; accurate MIMO supervisory control; changeovers; dynamic process models; fast real-time simulators; model based control system design; operator training; process operators; process performance; process simulation; supervisory control; supervisory controllers;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Operator Training Simulators, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
London
Type
conf
Filename
168413
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