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Tuning Methods

This document discusses four common methods for tuning PID controllers: 1. The Cohen-Coon method uses step test data to identify a first-order plus time delay model and calculates PID parameters based on prescribed values. 2. The Ziegler-Nichols method uses proportional control to induce sustained oscillations, measures the ultimate gain and period, and calculates PID parameters from prescribed values. 3. The Tyreus-Luyben method also induces oscillations but uses different prescribed values than Ziegler-Nichols to calculate PID parameters. 4. The autotune method implements an on-off controller to identify oscillations and calculates the ultimate gain to determine PID parameters using Ziegler-N

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Tuning Methods

This document discusses four common methods for tuning PID controllers: 1. The Cohen-Coon method uses step test data to identify a first-order plus time delay model and calculates PID parameters based on prescribed values. 2. The Ziegler-Nichols method uses proportional control to induce sustained oscillations, measures the ultimate gain and period, and calculates PID parameters from prescribed values. 3. The Tyreus-Luyben method also induces oscillations but uses different prescribed values than Ziegler-Nichols to calculate PID parameters. 4. The autotune method implements an on-off controller to identify oscillations and calculates the ultimate gain to determine PID parameters using Ziegler-N

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Standard PID Tuning Methods

(tbco 2/17/2012)

I.

Cohen-Coon Method (Open-loop Test)


Step 1: Perform a step test to obtain the parameters of a FOPTD (first order plus time delay) model i. Make sure the process is at an initial steady state ii. Introduce a step change in the manipulated variable iii. Wait until the process settles at a new steady state

Figure 1. Step Test for Cohen-Coon Tuning. Step 2: Calculate process parameters: , , , , as follows ln2 1 ln2 Step 3: Using the process parameters, use the prescribed values given by Cohen and Coon.

Table 1. Cohen-Coon Tuning Rules


P 1 1 3 1 0.9 12 1 4 3 4 30 3 9 20 32 6 13 8 4 11 2

PI

PID

II.

Ziegler-Nichols Method (Closed-loop P-ControlTest)


Step 1: Determine the sign of process gain (e.g. open loop test as in Cohen-Coon). Step 2: Implement a proportional control and introducing a new set-point. Step 3: Increase proportional gain until sustained periodic oscillation. Step 4: Record ultimate gain and ultimate period: and . Step 5: Evaluate control parameters as prescribed by Ziegler and Nichols Table 2. Ziegler Nichols Tuning Rules
P 2 2.2 1.7 1.2 2 8

PI

PID

III.

Tyreus-Luyben Method (Closed-loop P-Control test)


Step 1-4: Same as steps 1 to 4 of Ziegler-Nichols method above Step 5: Evaluate control parameters as prescribed by Tyreus and Luyben Table 2. Tyreus-Luyben Tuning Rules for PI and PID
PI 3.2 2.2 2.2 2.2 6.3

PID

IV.

Autotune Method (Closed-loop On-Off test)


Step 1: Let process settle to a steady state Step 2: Move the setpoint to the current steady state Step 3: Implement an on-off (relay) controller If process gain is positive, If process gain is negative,

0 0 0 0

Step 4: Let the process settle to a sustained periodic oscillation

Step 5: Evaluate ultimate gain using autotune formulas ( can be obtain from the plots) 4 Step 6: Use either Ziegler-Nichols or Tyreus-Luyben prescribed tunings

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