0.02(e) The responses in the figure below are for a unit step change in the disturbance with just P-control. Oneof the responses used a controller gain of Ke = 5 and the other used a controller gain of Ke = 8. Matchthe controller gains with the responses.Response to a Unit Step Change in Disturbance With P-Control0.07Response 1--- Response 20.060.05 H2 0.04HS 0.030.015101520Time (min)(f) The responses in the figure below are for a unit step change in set point with a PI controller. The gain isthe same for both responses but one response uses an integral time of ti = 1 min and the other uses anintegral time of t = 2 min. Match the integral times for the PI controllers with the responses. rResponse to a Unit Step Change in Set Point With Pl-Control1.Respanse 1--- Respanse 21.41.20.8O 0.6-0.40.2H101520Time (min)(h) Determine the missing information for the sensor system in the following table. The output for thesensor system is a mA signal.RangeZeroSpanSensor GainInputOutput (mA)100 F0.20 mA/F10 mAChange in Process Output

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(e) The responses in the figure below are for a unit step change in the disturbance with just P-control. One of the responses used a controller gain of Ke = 5 and the other used a controller gain of Ke = 8. Match the controller gains with the responses. Response to a Unit Step Change in Disturbance With P-Control 0.07 Response 1 --- Response 2 0.06 3 0.05 I 0.04 H S 0.03 0.02 0.01 10 15 20 Time (min) Change in Process Output -------

(e) The responses in the figure below are for a unit step change in the disturbance with just P-control. One of the responses used a controller gain of Ke = 5 and the other used a controller gain of Ke = 8. Match the controller gains with the responses. Response to a Unit Step Change in Disturbance With P-Control 0.07 Response 1 --- Response 2 0.06 3 0.05 I 0.04 H S 0.03 0.02 0.01 10 15 20 Time (min) Change in Process Output -------

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