Process control engineering / / edited by M. Polke with the collaboration of U. Epple and M. Heim and contributions by W. Ahrens [and twenty six others] |
Pubbl/distr/stampa | Weinheim, [Germany] : , : VCH, , 1994 |
Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (489 p.) |
Disciplina |
660.2815
670.42 |
Soggetto topico |
Process control
Systems engineering |
Soggetto genere / forma | Electronic books. |
ISBN |
1-281-84289-3
9786611842895 3-527-61573-3 3-527-61572-5 |
Formato | Materiale a stampa ![]() |
Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
Nota di contenuto |
Process Control Engineering; Contents; 1. Introduction; 2. Information Structures in Process Control Engineering; 2.1. Principles; 2.2. Architectural Principles for Information Structuring; 2.3. Applications in Process Control Engineering; 3. Knowledge about the Process; 3.1. Principles; 3.2. Analysis Methods for Process Quantities; 3.3. Process Models; 3.4. Modeling; 3.5. Management and Utilization of Information; 4. From Process Knowledge to Process Control; 4.1. Principles; 4.2. Feedback Control; 4.3. Optimal Control; 4.4. Binary Control; 4.5. Operational Control of Process Plants
5. The Process Control System and its Elements: Process Sensor Systems5.1. Principles; 5.2. Process Sensor System Technology; 5.3. Sensor Systems for Special Applications; 5.4. The Market for Sensors and Sensor Systems; 5.5. Field Installation and Cable Routing; 6. The Process Control System and its Elements: Process Actuator Systems; 6.1. Principles; 6.2. Actuator Systems for Material and Energy Streams; 6.3. Electrical Drives in the Chemical Industry; 6.4. Electric Power Supply Systems; 7. The Process Control System and its Elements: Distributed Control Systems; 7.1. Principles 7.2- System and Component Structure7.3. Process Control Operating System; 7.4. General System Services; 7.5. Design and Commissioning; 8. The Process Control System and its Elements: Information Logistics; 8.1. Principles; 8.2. Functional Structures and Information Flow in Production Companies; 8.3. Computer Communications Between and Within Control Levels; 8.4. Computer Communications in Industrial Production; Standards; 8.5. MAP/TOP: Protocol Standards for Information Integration in Production Companies; 8.6. Field Bus Systems; 8.7 Quality Assurance: Conformance and Interoperability Tests 8.8 Methods and Tools for Protocol Specification8.9. Steps Toward Computer- Integrated Production; 9. Computer-Aided Methods; 9.1 Principles; 9.2 System Analysis; 9.3. CAE System for Process Control Engineering; 9.4. Structure of a CAE System; 9.5. Aids for Hardware Design; 9.6. Aids for Software Design; 9.7. Outlook; 10. Design and Construction of Process Control Systems; 10.1. Principles; 10.2. Organizational Requirements; 10.3. Decision Phase; 10.4. Specifications; 10.5. Execution Phase; 10.6. Quality Assurance; 10.7. Process Control Rooms; 11. Operation; 11.1. Principles 11.2. Human-Process Communications11.3. Process Analysis and Process Optimization; 11.4. Maintenance Strategies; 12. Standards, Committees, and Associations; 12.1. Principles; 12.2. Standardization Bodies and Other Organizations Involved in Standardization; 12.3. Technical and Scientific Bodies; 12.4. Shows and Fairs; 13. Integration of Knowledge-Based Systems in Process Control Engineering; 13.1. Principles; 13.2. Knowledge-Based Approach; 13.3. Knowledge Engineering; 14. Appendix; 14.1. Glossary; 14.2. Abbreviations; 15. References; 16.Index |
Record Nr. | UNINA-9910144329903321 |
Weinheim, [Germany] : , : VCH, , 1994 | ||
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Process control engineering / / edited by M. Polke with the collaboration of U. Epple and M. Heim and contributions by W. Ahrens [and twenty six others] |
Pubbl/distr/stampa | Weinheim, [Germany] : , : VCH, , 1994 |
Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (489 p.) |
Disciplina |
660.2815
670.42 |
Soggetto topico |
Process control
Systems engineering |
ISBN |
1-281-84289-3
9786611842895 3-527-61573-3 3-527-61572-5 |
Formato | Materiale a stampa ![]() |
Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
Nota di contenuto |
Process Control Engineering; Contents; 1. Introduction; 2. Information Structures in Process Control Engineering; 2.1. Principles; 2.2. Architectural Principles for Information Structuring; 2.3. Applications in Process Control Engineering; 3. Knowledge about the Process; 3.1. Principles; 3.2. Analysis Methods for Process Quantities; 3.3. Process Models; 3.4. Modeling; 3.5. Management and Utilization of Information; 4. From Process Knowledge to Process Control; 4.1. Principles; 4.2. Feedback Control; 4.3. Optimal Control; 4.4. Binary Control; 4.5. Operational Control of Process Plants
5. The Process Control System and its Elements: Process Sensor Systems5.1. Principles; 5.2. Process Sensor System Technology; 5.3. Sensor Systems for Special Applications; 5.4. The Market for Sensors and Sensor Systems; 5.5. Field Installation and Cable Routing; 6. The Process Control System and its Elements: Process Actuator Systems; 6.1. Principles; 6.2. Actuator Systems for Material and Energy Streams; 6.3. Electrical Drives in the Chemical Industry; 6.4. Electric Power Supply Systems; 7. The Process Control System and its Elements: Distributed Control Systems; 7.1. Principles 7.2- System and Component Structure7.3. Process Control Operating System; 7.4. General System Services; 7.5. Design and Commissioning; 8. The Process Control System and its Elements: Information Logistics; 8.1. Principles; 8.2. Functional Structures and Information Flow in Production Companies; 8.3. Computer Communications Between and Within Control Levels; 8.4. Computer Communications in Industrial Production; Standards; 8.5. MAP/TOP: Protocol Standards for Information Integration in Production Companies; 8.6. Field Bus Systems; 8.7 Quality Assurance: Conformance and Interoperability Tests 8.8 Methods and Tools for Protocol Specification8.9. Steps Toward Computer- Integrated Production; 9. Computer-Aided Methods; 9.1 Principles; 9.2 System Analysis; 9.3. CAE System for Process Control Engineering; 9.4. Structure of a CAE System; 9.5. Aids for Hardware Design; 9.6. Aids for Software Design; 9.7. Outlook; 10. Design and Construction of Process Control Systems; 10.1. Principles; 10.2. Organizational Requirements; 10.3. Decision Phase; 10.4. Specifications; 10.5. Execution Phase; 10.6. Quality Assurance; 10.7. Process Control Rooms; 11. Operation; 11.1. Principles 11.2. Human-Process Communications11.3. Process Analysis and Process Optimization; 11.4. Maintenance Strategies; 12. Standards, Committees, and Associations; 12.1. Principles; 12.2. Standardization Bodies and Other Organizations Involved in Standardization; 12.3. Technical and Scientific Bodies; 12.4. Shows and Fairs; 13. Integration of Knowledge-Based Systems in Process Control Engineering; 13.1. Principles; 13.2. Knowledge-Based Approach; 13.3. Knowledge Engineering; 14. Appendix; 14.1. Glossary; 14.2. Abbreviations; 15. References; 16.Index |
Record Nr. | UNISA-996212583303316 |
Weinheim, [Germany] : , : VCH, , 1994 | ||
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Process control engineering / / edited by M. Polke with the collaboration of U. Epple and M. Heim and contributions by W. Ahrens [and twenty six others] |
Pubbl/distr/stampa | Weinheim, [Germany] : , : VCH, , 1994 |
Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (489 p.) |
Disciplina |
660.2815
670.42 |
Soggetto topico |
Process control
Systems engineering |
ISBN |
1-281-84289-3
9786611842895 3-527-61573-3 3-527-61572-5 |
Formato | Materiale a stampa ![]() |
Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
Nota di contenuto |
Process Control Engineering; Contents; 1. Introduction; 2. Information Structures in Process Control Engineering; 2.1. Principles; 2.2. Architectural Principles for Information Structuring; 2.3. Applications in Process Control Engineering; 3. Knowledge about the Process; 3.1. Principles; 3.2. Analysis Methods for Process Quantities; 3.3. Process Models; 3.4. Modeling; 3.5. Management and Utilization of Information; 4. From Process Knowledge to Process Control; 4.1. Principles; 4.2. Feedback Control; 4.3. Optimal Control; 4.4. Binary Control; 4.5. Operational Control of Process Plants
5. The Process Control System and its Elements: Process Sensor Systems5.1. Principles; 5.2. Process Sensor System Technology; 5.3. Sensor Systems for Special Applications; 5.4. The Market for Sensors and Sensor Systems; 5.5. Field Installation and Cable Routing; 6. The Process Control System and its Elements: Process Actuator Systems; 6.1. Principles; 6.2. Actuator Systems for Material and Energy Streams; 6.3. Electrical Drives in the Chemical Industry; 6.4. Electric Power Supply Systems; 7. The Process Control System and its Elements: Distributed Control Systems; 7.1. Principles 7.2- System and Component Structure7.3. Process Control Operating System; 7.4. General System Services; 7.5. Design and Commissioning; 8. The Process Control System and its Elements: Information Logistics; 8.1. Principles; 8.2. Functional Structures and Information Flow in Production Companies; 8.3. Computer Communications Between and Within Control Levels; 8.4. Computer Communications in Industrial Production; Standards; 8.5. MAP/TOP: Protocol Standards for Information Integration in Production Companies; 8.6. Field Bus Systems; 8.7 Quality Assurance: Conformance and Interoperability Tests 8.8 Methods and Tools for Protocol Specification8.9. Steps Toward Computer- Integrated Production; 9. Computer-Aided Methods; 9.1 Principles; 9.2 System Analysis; 9.3. CAE System for Process Control Engineering; 9.4. Structure of a CAE System; 9.5. Aids for Hardware Design; 9.6. Aids for Software Design; 9.7. Outlook; 10. Design and Construction of Process Control Systems; 10.1. Principles; 10.2. Organizational Requirements; 10.3. Decision Phase; 10.4. Specifications; 10.5. Execution Phase; 10.6. Quality Assurance; 10.7. Process Control Rooms; 11. Operation; 11.1. Principles 11.2. Human-Process Communications11.3. Process Analysis and Process Optimization; 11.4. Maintenance Strategies; 12. Standards, Committees, and Associations; 12.1. Principles; 12.2. Standardization Bodies and Other Organizations Involved in Standardization; 12.3. Technical and Scientific Bodies; 12.4. Shows and Fairs; 13. Integration of Knowledge-Based Systems in Process Control Engineering; 13.1. Principles; 13.2. Knowledge-Based Approach; 13.3. Knowledge Engineering; 14. Appendix; 14.1. Glossary; 14.2. Abbreviations; 15. References; 16.Index |
Record Nr. | UNINA-9910830899503321 |
Weinheim, [Germany] : , : VCH, , 1994 | ||
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