The article explains that optimizing control-system architecture can boost production, but traditional step tests are often impractical or disruptive. It highlights PITOPS, a specialized platform that enables stepless multivariable closed-loop system identification and the detection/isolation of unmeasured process effects, allowing control-system improvements without intrusive step testing.
Carry out control-system improvements without the need for step tests
Optimized control-system architecture comes with many production benefits. One of the tools for doing this is to perform a series of step tests. In many cases, step tests are not possible, or are time-consuming or plan-intrusive. PITOPS is a specialized engineering software platform for stepless multivariable closed-loop system identification, detection and isolation of unmeasured process […]
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