Consider the furnace shown below, used to heat the supply air to a catalyst regenerator. The following response data wer

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Consider the furnace shown below, used to heat the supply air to a catalyst regenerator. The following response data wer

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Consider the furnace shown below, used to heat the supply air to a catalyst regenerator. The following response data were obtained for a step change of 5 % in the output of the controller given at t = 0.5 min. Stack gases Air Air 23 TC Oll 23 Fuel Time (min) T(t), º℃ | Time (min) | T(t), ºC 0 218.3 5.5 224.8 0.5 218.3 6.0 225.3 1.0 218.3 7.0 226.3 2.0 218.3 8.0 227.1 2.5 219.1 9.0 227.6 3.0 220.3 10.0 228.1 3.5 221.4 11.0 228.3 4.0 222.4 12.0 228.6 4.5 223.3 14.0 228.9 5.0 224.1 20.0 229.4

a) Draw the complete block diagram specifying the units of each signal to/from each block. Identify each block and specify the fail-safe position of the valve and the correct sign of the controller gain. Neglect the measurement and valve dynamics. b) Fit a 1st order + dead time process transfer function to the process. c) Tune PI and PID controllers to the process.
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