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Automation Process, Departamento de Biotecnologa e Ingeniera Qumica, Instituto Tecnolgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey,

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RESEARCH OF 5 APPLICATIONS OF
AUTOMATIC PROCESS CONTROL IN
THE INDUSTRY.
SYSTEM OF AUTOMATION OF AN
INDUSTRIAL PLANT OF ELABORATING
AND PACKING OF INDUSTRIAL
DETERGENT
This paper presents an algorithm of
programming of process control for elaborating
and packing a liquid industrial detergent. Saving
time and money are the two main advantages
that the authors proclaim. The process control is
split up in two parts [1]:
a)
Manufacturing process that includes three
steps
(manufacturing,
packing
and
labeling/plugging).
b)
Cleanness process of mixing tank.

Finally, it is important to mention that the

control element used in the process is a
Programmable Logic Control (PLC).
DESIGN OF LINE CONTROLLER FOR
CONTINUOUS MANUFACTURING
PROCESS AUTOMATION IN STEEL
INDUSTRY
In this work a computer control system and a
line controller are presented to automate
complex manufacturing processes in steel
industry. The process automation system in this
kind of industry distinctively includes both
functions of mechanical and chemical process
automation since it deals with not only solids,
but also liquid and gas [2]. The authors propose
an experimental multiprocessor-based line
controller which is flexible and extendible. The
line controller is operated by firmwared menudriven software that supports function-block
control language and real-time database
management [2].
ENABLING PROCESS AUTOMATION FOR
SERVICE DELIVERY EXCELLENCE AND
GROWTH IN THE SRI LANKAN
HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY
The focus of this paper is to suggest mechanisms
for automating processes in order to achieve
excellent service delivery in the healthcare
sector of Sri Lanka. The attempts to automate
the processes in the health sector have been
limited to the use of computers for data capture
[3]
. Wireless connectivity and use of mobile
devices that has offered acceleration and more
freedom in terms of automation have not been
considered in Sri Lanka. One of the possible
solutions, according with the authors of this
paper, is to use this kind of technology due to
the lack of IT infrastructure. Additionally,
accelerated training for users and the agility that
a wireless solution offers makes it a great

advantage. Nevertheless, the solution must be

trilingual to see the acceleration expected [3]. The
combined efforts of private companies and
software vendors are important to improve the
welfare of patients and the workforce of the
healthcare sector in Sri Lanka.
STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL ON
TIME DELAY FEEDBACK CONTROLLED
PROCESSES
Nowadays, the Statistical Process Control (SPC)
has become very important for industries in
sensing and data capture technology.
Nevertheless, it is shown that the SPC can be
integrated to an APC (Automatic Process
Control) to produce an efficient tool for process
variation reduction. This articles main goal is to
suggest a control chart method using to
monitoring process with different time delay
feedback controlled processes, where the SPC
charts are effective when assignable causes exist
in APC-controlled processes. In this article, it is
used a MMSE-controller and SPC schemes are
built to monitoring time delay [4]. Then ARL
(Average Run Length) of SPC schemes of
different monitoring streams (output and control
action) are calculated to compare monitoring
performance, and a comparison chart is built to
show the final results. At the end, for a MMSE
controlled process, the control action should be
more effective when there is time delay in
process adjustment, as it can happen in every
industrial process [4].
THE AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF
ELECTRIC POWER IN THE UNITED
STATES
The United States generates 37% of the worlds
power, this is done by operating each plant at the
optimum efficiency it is assigned. Control
specialists recognize that there interesting
optimizing challenges in the operation of

pumped storage and nuclear power. Increased

the size of a plant meant increased complication,
and greater dependence on automatic control.
They discuss about the connection that engineers
with long-time practical power plant field and
scientists in computer laboratories need to have
in order to improve process, working and
comparing theoretical simulations with field data
results. Techniques have been innovated,
electrical and electronic executions are the
recent trend, they show advantages of speed and
flexibility and they coordinate well with digital
data and computing systems. The digital
techniques begin with 100 key variables, alarm
scanning, performance calculations, and closedloop direct digital control of two auxiliary
temperatures. Control systems have been
developed to solve complex multivariable
control problems of the modern steam plant [5].
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[1] Gonzalez-Filgueira, G., "System of
automation of an industrial plant of elaborating
and packing of industrial detergent," Industrial
Electronics, 2009. IECON '09. 35th Annual
Conference of IEEE , vol., no., pp.4209,4214, 35 Nov. 2009
doi: 10.1109/IECON.2009.5415076. URL:
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amp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=5415076&isnumber=5
414636
[2] Young Jo Cho; Joon Soo Lee; Ick Choy;
Sang Rok Oh; Kwang Bae Kim, "Design of Line
Controller for Continuous Manufacturing
Process Automation in Steel Industry,"
Emerging
Technologies
and
Factory
Automation,
1992.
IEEE
International
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[3] Pereira, N.; Jayasena, S., "Enabling Process

Automation for Service Delivery Excellence and
Growth in the Sri Lankan Healthcare Industry,"
Information and Automation, 2006. ICIA 2006.
International Conference on, vol., no., pp.17,20,
15-17 Dec. 2006
doi:
10.1109/ICINFA.2006.374145.
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amp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=4250235&isnumber=4
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[4] Wang Hai-yu, "Statistical process control on
time delay feedback controlled processes,"
Management Science and Engineering, 2009.
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no., pp.207,212, 14-16 Sept. 2009 doi:
10.1109/ICMSE.2009.5317521
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power in the United States, Leeds & Northrup
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