b) Consider the evaporator which concentrated the salt solution and the transfer functions of all open systems are first-order system. 1) Design the cascade control loop and block diagram. If the evaporator temperature and steam flowrate of coil are controllerd variables and if the inlet concentration and presure of coil steam are disurbance variables.

b) Consider the evaporator which concentrated the salt solution and the transfer functions of all open systems are first-order system. 1) Design the cascade control loop and block diagram. If the evaporator temperature and steam flowrate of coil are controllerd variables and if the inlet concentration and presure of coil steam are disurbance variables.

Understanding Motor Controls

4th Edition

ISBN:9781337798686

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter54: The Operational Amplifier

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7RQ: Name two effects of negative feedback.

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