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1 Feedback Systems in HVAC ASHRAE Distinguished Lecture Series Jim Coogan Siemens Building Technologies ASHRAE, Madison Chapter October, 2014 Agenda Definitions: feedback and closed-loop control Types of feedback algorithms Application: Supply Air Temperature Control DX cooling staged control Chilled water valve PI and PID control Application: Mixed Air Control Adaptive control Application: Duct pressure reset Specifying loop performance Page 2 Handout 1
2 What is a loop? A closed loop controller responds to the results of it s own actions Controller Plant Closed loop control temperature affects controller output valve curve is not crucial uses a temperature sensor delivers temperature data Open loop control temperature does not affect controller depends on known valve curve doesn t need a sensor delivers no data Page 3 Examples of closed loop control Many feedback technologies Float valve Bi-metal pneumatic stat DDC with sensor, controller, actuator Page 4 Handout 2
3 Characterizing response Mathematical measures of: Speed Accuracy Stability Apply feedback theory to get the behavior we want Page 5 Diagram from: Control Technology Siemens Switzerland, 2013 Some things stay true, 1958 ASHRAE Handbook Page 6 Handout 3
4 AHU Supply Air Temperature Control Consider the cooling loop in 2 similar air handlers 4-stage DX unit Chilled water coil and modulating valve Page 7 Diagrams from: Sequences of Operation for Common HVAC Systems ASHRAE, 2005 Staged control of DX machine Equipment cycles on and off Temperature rises and falls Can reduce the size of the swing by cycling equipment faster Page 8 Handout 4
5 Staged control of DX machine Fixed relationship between cycle rate and size of temperature swing Slower cycle = Bigger swing Depends on mechanical and thermal sizing, NOT on control calculations Page 9 Diagram adapted from: Control Technology Siemens Switzerland, 2013 Modulating control of a Chw valve Diagram from: Control Technology Siemens Switzerland, 2013 Refinement of the on/off approach Don t just turn it on and off, adjust for steady operation Executed with many different technologies Today we use DDC Today we (usually) use PID Proportional Integral Derivative We need to tune it Page 10 Handout 5
6 What is tuning? Adjust feedback parameters for closed loop performance Determines speed, stability and accuracy Tuning is matching controller to the mechanical system Match the size of response Match the timing or response Page 11 What is tuning Matching values of the feedback parameters to the characteristics of the system under control For PID Proportional band Integral time Derivative time Sample time What are characteristics Physical sensitivity Response time Page 12 Handout 6
7 PID Operation and Tuning Mathematical model simulates the cooling control process Easy to study effects of tuning and other conditions Schematic diagram from: Sequences of Operation for Common HVAC Systems ASHRAE, 2005 Page 13 PID Operation and Tuning P: 50 deg Page 14 Handout 7
8 PID Operation and Tuning P: 5 deg Page 15 PID Operation and Tuning P: 0.5 deg Page 16 Handout 8
9 PID Operation and Tuning Page 17 PID Operation and Tuning P: 5 deg I: 100 sec Page 18 Handout 9
10 PID Operation and Tuning P: 5 deg I: 400 sec Page 19 PID Operation and Tuning P: 5 deg I: 20 sec Page 20 Handout 10
11 PID Operation and Tuning Page 21 PI vs PID? Tuning presents range of acceptable performance trade-off of speed vs. stability PID (rather than PI) can extend the range allowing a better trade-off Occasionally valuable Page 22 Handout 11
12 PID Operation and Tuning Page 23 PID Operation and Tuning total I+ bias P D Page 24 Handout 12
13 Second Application: Mixed air loop Q: What is the sensitivity of the process? A: Difference between temperature inside and out Weather changes, loop behavior changes too Options: Tune for stability in cold, accept slow response in warm weather Recalculate gains based on OAT Apply adaptive control `Diagram from: Sequences of Operation for Common HVAC Systems ASHRAE, 2005 Page 25 Adaptive Control Approaches to the varying physical system Calculate varying gain for PID from known conditions Apply generic PID gain adjusting algorithm Apply alternate, non-linear adaptive technology Adaptive controllers are available in the market today W1 W2 W3 W4 Page 26 Handout 13
14 Return Air Tracking Loop with Adaptive Control PID Control Adaptive Control Page 27 Pink VFD Blue Supply Air Green Return Air Duct Pressure Control VSD Fan Controller F F F F Flow Controller Flow Controller Flow Controller Flow Controller Page 28 Handout 14
15 Duct Pressure Control, Duct Pressure Reset Duct pressure loop is usually not very difficult System can oscillate De-coupling is the key Duct pressure reset can be tricky Pressure is reset until one zone damper is nearly wide open Page 29 ASHRAE Energy Standard Setpoint Reset. For systems with direct digital control of individual zone boxes reporting to the central control panel, static pressure setpoint shall be reset based on the zone requiring the most pressure; i.e., the setpoint is reset lower until one zone damper is nearly wide open. Page 30 Handout 15
16 Duct Pressure Reset reset until one zone damper is nearly wide open What control algorithm? Some use open loop Some use PID What is the controlled variable? What is the setpoint? Some use ad hoc feedback ( trim and respond ) Page 31 Specifying loop performance Already discussed loop behavior Already characterized responses Should be easy to define performance requirements Difficult because it s hard to nail down test condition Behavior defined in math world Test occurs in real world Standard 195 defines flow control performance test Intended as a product qualification test, not a commissioning procedure Page 32 Handout 16
17 Summary Closed-loop control concepts 2-state control Modulating control and PID Tuning and performance Advanced approaches Page 33 Questions? Jim Coogan, PE W1 W2 W3 W4 Page 34 Handout 17
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