Abstract
Control loop performance assessment procedures are established as key cornerstone of process optimization and monitoring. Unfortunately, many methods do not consider the maximum possible performance which can be achieved by the fixed structure controller installed in the loop (typically PID). In authors’ recent work such method was described. It was shown that - with respect to classical minimum variance method - the maximum performance is strongly influenced by the process normalized dead time. Consequently, the process model should be re-estimated during the plant operation. This paper describes technique which integrates continuous estimation of process model including normalized dead-time and control loop performance assessment. The process model is considered as fractional in order to fit well to distributed parameter systems appearing in chemical process control industries. All procedures are packed into advanced function blocks which are ready for real-time applications.
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