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    This document outlines the topics and groups for a course on chemical engineering process control. It lists 10 main topics that will be covered over the course, including introductions to control systems, modeling, feedback control, stability, and controller tuning. Each topic is then broken down into subsections. The document also lists the group assignments for each topic, with students' names organized under the relevant section numbers. Groups will be required to prepare written and presentation materials on their assigned topics.

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    This document outlines the topics and groups for a course on chemical engineering process control. It lists 10 main topics that will be covered over the course, including introductions to control systems, modeling, feedback control, stability, and controller tuning. Each topic is then broken down into subsections. The document also lists the group assignments for each topic, with students' names organized under the relevant section numbers. Groups will be required to prepare written and presentation materials on their assigned topics.

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    GROUP TOPICS ChE 5201 ChE 5202

    I.Introduction
    I.1. What is a control system
    I.2.Objective of Process AÑONUEVO, HAYLEY A. ANDAL, KATHERINE LEI H.
    Control ANTONIO, MARY JEANELLE A. BALMES, SHEILA MAE D.
    1 CAPINIG, HESED LUKE S. GUTIERREZ, MARY GRACE F.
    I.3.Design Aspects of PEPITO, ALYSSA C. MONTOYA, ELYZA CRISTIA A.
    Process Control MANANGAN, ELEN CRIS O. SALE, RONA V.

    1.4.General Requirements
    of a Control System
    II.Design Aspects of a Process
    Control System
    II.1. Classification of the
    Variables in a
    ATIENZA, MARY JOYCE G.
    Chemical Process MARASIGAN, MARICAR C.
    AGUDA, NICOLE YSABELLE S.
    ARCEGA, ANGELA KRISTINE .
    2 II.2.Elements of the Design CLAUS, CHRISTIAN M.
    DELA TORRE, DAISY A.
    GOMEZ, KENNETH B.
    of a Control System MAGSINO , JHAMELLA A.
    ILAO, CHRISTINE JOY F.
    II.3.The Control Aspects of
    a complete chemical
    plant

    III.Review of Laplace
    Transforms
    III.1.Transforms of
    elementary functions
    III.2.Inverse Laplace BARRION, ANNALYN V. ABDON, JUSTINE CELLY B.
    MANALO, SHARON V. CELIS, CAROL MAE L.
    3 Transforms VILLANUEVA, ALBERT D. PASAJOL, NICA T.
    III.3. Solution of Linear LATAG, CHRISTINE JOY M. VELASCO, CAMILLE M.
    Differential
    Equations by
    Laplace Transforms

    IV.Introduction to Modelling
    IV.1. Development of
    Mathematical ESPINA, KRISTIAN RONEL A. ALDOVINO, JOHN BRYAN A.
    Models ABANTE, JOHN JULIUS K. AYCARDO, MARY CHRIS A.
    4 MEDRANO, LAI HEINRICH A. GONZALES, HANNA COLEEN C.
    IV.2.Modelling of Control BERNALES, NINA BEATRIZ T. MAGNAYE, TRIXIE MHAY C.
    Purposes
    4.3. Linearization

    V.First Order Open Loop


    Systems
    V.1. What is a first order
    system? ARANAS, SANTA MONICA V. ARAGO, SYMON CHRISTIAN M.
    V.2.Physical systems MISTEOLA, SARAH ELAINE B. HERNANDEZ, JUNINE D.
    5 CENA, RENIEL C. MANTUANO, CHRISTIAN PAOLO D.
    modeled as first HERNANDEZ, MA. EUFRACIA I. MENDOZA, VINCE CHRISTIAN N.
    order
    5.3. Response of the first
    order systems to various input

    VI.Higher Order Open – Loop


    Systems
    VI.1. What are the second
    order systems
    VI.2.Physical systems ALOLOD, RONALYN M. ALDOVINO, JEANEL L.
    CERVANA, JEAN CHARISSE L. BARNUEVO, GERELYN R.
    6 modeled as second PAGSINOHIN, KIM R. ESPELETA, METALICA MIRA L.
    order VILLARBA, VAEDA RIZELLE U. HALILI, MARIA CARMELA A.
    VI.3.Response of the second
    order systems to
    various inputs
    VI.4.Higher Order Systems
    7 VII.Introduction to Feedback BADILLO, CHARLENE A. ANYAYAHAN, REINALYN C.
    DIMACULANGAN, MELISSA MARIE C. REPEL, ALEXANDRE JOHN D.
    Control Systems MATIRA, JOHN MARCO I. VILLANUEVA, DIANNE M.
    VII.1. Concepts of feedback
    control
    VII.2.Control Systems
    VII.3.Controllers and final
    control element
    7.4. Hardware for process
    control
     Temperature Control
    ENDAYA, ALODIA COLINE A. DE LA RAMA, CHRISTINE JOY R.
    Instruments
     Pressure Control
     Level Control
    Instruments
     Process
    Instrumentation
    Diagram

    VIII.Dynamic Behavior of
    Feedback Control
    Processes
    VIII.1. Block Diagrams /
    Algebra
    VIII.2.Effect of proportional BAUTISTA, JOEL F. ARIAS, JONA VIV T.
    BERSABE, JULIUS M. CARANDANG, MARIA CRISTINA M.
    8 control VERANO, RENIEL D. GUTIERREZ, KIERON IVAN M.
    VIII.3.Effect of integral MADERAZO, ALJON JOSEPH G. GUTIERREZ, RICA ANN C.
    control
    VIII.4.effect of derivative
    control
    VIII.5.Effect of Combined
    (PID) control
    IX.Stability of Feedback
    Control Systems
    IX.1. Motion of Stability BOBADILLA, KRISLEE S. DIMAAPI, BRAD ANGELO V.
    DE CASTRO , RISZEL B. MACALINTAL, JESSICA P.
    9 IX.2.Characteristic Equation TENORIO, MARY ROSE B. HERNANDEZ, RENZ G.
    IX.3.Routh-Hurwtz LAYLO, REX GREGOR M. PADILLA, RUEL V.
    Criterion
    9.4 Root-Locus Criteria
    X.Controller Tuning
    X.1. Ziegler-Nichols CARINGAL, KHIEMSHIE A.
    FANOGA, KRISTINE MAY M.
    MAME, HAZEL M.
    MERCADO, DAN JOSEPH M.
    10 Method HERNANDEZ, JUEN RICA R. PELERA, CARMI D.
    10.2. Cohen-Coon Method MAGSINO, IVEE DYAN S. UMANDAL, RONIEL F.

    *Written report of each group must be submitted prior to presentation, both in Word and PPT format. (Hardcopy and
    softcopy). Softcopy must be forwarded to nanethjacinto@gmail.com;
    * A quiz worth 30 points must be prepared by presenters.
    *Oral presentation rubric must also be prepared and filled out prior the presentation.

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