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The complete updated edition of this best-selling reference provides an unsurpassed account of process control--from the very basics of theory to advanced control applications. This edition of this guide fully explains control technology principles applied to industrial fluid processes, including time-domain and relative-gain analysis. Control systems engineers and process engineers will find new coverage of inventory control through the use of a controller--new information on internal model and model predictive control--new emphasis on minimizing deviation and integrated error following load changes--and new examples, problems and solutions.
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Now updated and expanded - the bestselling guide to the design of control systems for the fluid process industries. Provides engineers with reliable coverage of control technology principles for industrial fluid processes. DLC: Chemical process control.
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The complete updated edition of this best-selling reference provides an unsurpassed account of process control--from the very basics of theory to advanced control applications. This edition of this guide fully explains control technology principles applied to industrial fluid processes, including time-domain and relative-gain analysis. Control systems engineers and process engineers will find new coverage of inventory control through the use of a controller--new information on internal model and model predictive control--new emphasis on minimizing deviation and integrated error following load changes--and new examples, problems and solutions.
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Now updated and expanded - the bestselling guide to the design of control systems for the fluid process industries. Provides engineers with reliable coverage of control technology principles for industrial fluid processes. DLC: Chemical process control.
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