Control Systems

Pre-commissioning is also known as vendor startup, since each vendor's equipment is started for the first time on site to confirm function of each piece of equipment. The components start to come together as a system during the commissioning phase. You can learn more about each phase of the commissioning process here. Read more...

Inventory control, also called stock control, is the process of ensuring the right amount of supply is available in an organization. With the appropriate internal and production controls, the practice ensures the company can meet customer demand and delivers financial elasticity. Read more...

A good control system should be able to change with the needs of the future. The future is always uncertain and nothing can be said with certainty. The controls which are devised for the present may not be adequate in future. Read more...

It is made up of three main components: a sensor, a controller, and an actuator. The sensor detects a physical quantity such as temperature, pressure, or position and converts it into an electrical signal. The controller processes this signal and generates an output signal that is used to control the actuator. Read more...

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Control systems are used extensively in industrial automation to regulate the operation of machinery Read more...

Control systems enable systems to follow predefined trajectories or paths accurately Read more...

input-output relationship of these systems varies with time Read more...