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Typical control chains

Author: Michel BERTRAND

Publication date: December 10, 1997

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3. Examples of control chains

Traditionally, the control of 4 variables is considered fundamental: temperature, pressure, flow and level. However, many other variables are subject to loops, from pH to viscosity to hygrometry, and many particularities are revealed in the implementation of controls on these fundamental variables.

3.1 Temperature control of a tube furnace

The installation is shown in figure 5 .

The aim of this installation is to bring small samples up to a given temperature (a few hundred degrees Celsius).

Materially, the system comprises 3 blocks:...

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