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Gregory K McMillan
11 Jan 2014
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Tips for New Process Automation Folks
Extending Process Control Benefits Analysis Tips
What can be done besides the typical analysis for control benefits that show a setpoint can be moved closer to a constraint by reducing variability? Here we take a quick look at five things that can be done to extend this analysis to unknown effects and recognize and seek benefits from a more extensive view. In many cases, the improvements require simple improvements in the existing DCS configuration and modes of operation.
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