Abstract
Digital process control applications in the paper industry are now some 17 yr old. During this development, the Process Control Committee of the Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry has been active in educational programs, defining standards, determining economics and measuring the extent, character, and impact of these systems. Several surveys have been conducted to support these activities. The results of these surveys are summarized in this paper. To provide a more current data base for presentation to the IFAC PRP 3 Conference in Brussels, Belgium, May 24–26, 1976, one of these surveys was updated in February 1976.
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