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MPC vs PID – A Comprehensive Control Method Comparison

Control systems play a crucial role in various industrial processes by ensuring stability, efficiency, and optimal performance. Among the myriad of control methods available, Model Predictive Control (MPC) vs Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) stand out as two competing strategies. In this article, we delve into the intricacies of each method, compare its

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The Petrotech Solution to New York’s NOx Emissions Limits

NOx, or nitrogen oxides, is a term used to describe a family of seven chemical compounds made up of various combinations of nitrogen and oxygen that contribute heavily to air pollution. Some of these compounds are air pollutants in and of themselves, while others cause pollution when they react with

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The Difference Between Isochronous and Droop Control Modes

The main difference between droop and isochronous control modes lies in their relationship to frequency. In isochronous mode, generators maintain a constant frequency, whereas droop mode allows for changes in frequency in response to changes in load. This guide explains the implications of these differences and applications of the two

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Turbomachinery Control Solutions: Building an Effective TCS

A mechanical engineering term, “turbomachinery” describes machines that transfer energy between a rotor and a liquid or gas. Turbines and compressors both fall into this category. Turbines use a fast flow of water, air, or gas to generate shaft power; while compressors pressurize substances by transferring energy from the rotor

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The Features and Functions of Reciprocating Engines

Powerful, efficient engines of many types supply the energy needed to deliver electricity or drive in the energy supply sector. The oil and gas industry uses combustion engines in three primary markets: power plants, compression, and pumping. In power plants, the engines burn fuel that cannot be used in turbines;

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