Q2/ Liquid-Level feedback control (PI Controller) system (shown below) has the following parameter values: A = 3 ft?, R = 1.0 min/ft?, Ky = 0.2 ft/min psi, Km = 4 mA/ft, Ko 5, T = 3 min, Kıp = 0.75 psi/mA. The system is initially at the nominal steady state with a liquid level of 1 ft. a- Draw the block diagram of this system b-Derive the process transfer function G(s)=H'(s)/Q'2(s) c- If the set point is suddenly changed from 1 to 3 ft, how long will it take the system to reach 2 ft? %3D 92 91 hm LT (LC) -1/P h 93

Q2/ Liquid-Level feedback control (PI Controller) system (shown below) has the following parameter values: A = 3 ft?, R = 1.0 min/ft?, Ky = 0.2 ft/min psi, Km = 4 mA/ft, Ko 5, T = 3 min, Kıp = 0.75 psi/mA. The system is initially at the nominal steady state with a liquid level of 1 ft. a- Draw the block diagram of this system b-Derive the process transfer function G(s)=H'(s)/Q'2(s) c- If the set point is suddenly changed from 1 to 3 ft, how long will it take the system to reach 2 ft? %3D 92 91 hm LT (LC) -1/P h 93

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