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Increasing Customer Value of Industrial Control Performance Monitoring—Honeywell’s Experience

Within the process industries there is a significant installed base of regulatory and multivariable model predictive controllers. These controllers in many cases operate very poorly. This paper documents the current state of industrial controller performance, identifies the sources and ramifications of this poor performance, and discusses required attributes of a Process Control Monitoring System (PCMS). Finally, research directions are suggested.

L. Desborough | Randy Miller

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