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Video: Interaction in the Single-Loop Configuration

2015-09-09 21:32:00| Chemical Processing

This video examines the degree of interaction between the scrubber duct inlet temperature loop and the remaining loops in the single-loop configuration. To access the entire video series from Cecil Smith, visit our video page. Cecil Smith is president of Cecil L. Smith, Inc., Houston, a firm specializing in automation technology that he founded after leaving the faculty of Louisiana State University. Also cited as one of the 50 most influential people in the field, he teaches courses on control topics and has authored or co-authored 14 books, including Digital Control of Industrial Processes and more than 100 articles. You can email him at cecilsmith@cox.net. He is also one of our experts in our Ask the Experts forum. You can pose your instrumentation and control questions to him here. http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/experts/instrumentation-control/

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