the time distance between the start of the open loop to the foot base of the triangle. The
value is determined directly using a ruler on the graph.
In Tangent Method, the t is determined by the distance between the intersection of the
baseline of PV1 and tangent line and the intersection of the baseline of PV2 and tangent
line. It is consider as the time constant of the process, Tc. The measurement is also taken
by using a ruler on the graph.
The response rate, RR is obtained by:
PV
t
RR=
MV
PV =PV F PV I
MV =MV FMV I
2.
T c =T c ( lengthby ruler ) b
Whereby,
increment of time on the axis scale
b=
length of each interval
The response rate, RR is:
RR=
3.
tan / MV
a /b
Discrete Tangent Method
In Discrete Tangent Method, numerical and data are being used instead of graphs.
It requires numerical calculation that can be acquired from the data table. Figure 2.3 is
the graph that is plotted from the data table.
( PV F PV I )
( PV 1PV 1 )
PV 1PV i
]
PV 1PV 1
Tuning Rules
1.
This method uses the calculated value of RR and Td, from the methods mention above, to obtain
the value of P, I and D. The performance test is in terms of set point and load disturbances.
Mode
P
100 RR T D
PI
111.1 RR T D
3.33 T D
PID
83.3 RR T D
2 T D
2.
0.5 T D
This method uses the calculated value of RR, TD, and TC. The performance test is in terms
of load disturbances.
Mode
P
PI
PID
100
) RR T D
1+
11
100
1.35 [1+ ]
5
) RR T D
11
3.33(
)T D
11
1+
5
1+
5
2.5(
) T D
3
1+
5
TD
TC
100
(
) RR T D
1+
3
1+
0.37 T D
1+
5