In Boiler Drum Level- Level control valve how can it tuning
(PID)?
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Answer / ashok prajapat
first of all it is important that how much level u want to
control in boiler for exp. if u want to set level 50 % in
boiler then first of all set only p value n pid controller and
this time keep i and d at zero and see process value.now slowly
increasethe value of I and then see again process value and
finally set d value if required.for exp range of these values
may be;
P: 0-100
I: 0-20000
D: 0-100
ASHOK PRAJAPAT
(INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEER)
prajapat.ashok@yahoo.com
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