P6.7.1** Consider the response of an open-loop underdamped process to a step input change of 500 lb/h shown in Figure P6

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P6.7.1** Consider the response of an open-loop underdamped process to a step input change of 500 lb/h shown in Figure P6

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P6.7.1** Consider the response of an open-loop underdamped process to a step input change of 500 lb/h shown in Figure P6.7.1. Based on this response, develop a second-order plus deadtime transfer function model for this process. (Hint: Develop the second-order approximation first then determine the deadtime.) T(°C) 6 5
T T (°C) 70 65 60 55 50 T=63.8°C T=60.7°C 0 20 40 60 80 100 S Time (s) Figure P6.7.1 The response of an open-loop underdamped process to a step input.
P6.4.2* Tuning controllers such that the resulting dynamic response has a decay ratio of 4 has been proposed for some time. Assuming a second-order response for the feedback system, what value of corresponds to a decay ratio of 14?
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