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What should I do if the temperature control system is always slow to respond and laggy?

2015-11-27View Original

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What should I do if the temperature control system is always slow to respond and laggy? At the site, waste water is indirectly heated using a heat exchanger; once the temperature reaches the set value, the steam valve is adjusted. In fact, the temperature is already above the process set value, resulting in a delay. What should be done?
Reply #22015-11-27
Temperature control regulation involves lag; control valves for automatic temperature control require the use of differentiation. We have switched our temperature control to manual or flow-controlled mode. When making adjustments, don’t rush; be patient and wait. Make small adjustments at a time, rather than making continuous changes.
Reply #32015-11-27
Excuse me, sir, what does flow control mean?
Reply #42015-11-27
PID has a self-tuning function; give it a try
Reply #52015-12-18
Sir, what is the self-tuning function, and can it solve the problem of temperature control lag?
Reply #62015-12-24
The solution is: 1. Improve the PID tuning of the control instruments. 2. It is the adjustment of the process pipeline. The key is the installation location of the control valve

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