Process Control Theory

Process Control Theory involves using feedback mechanisms to maintain a system’s desired state. Imagine a thermostat that keeps Room Temperature constant: it monitors the current temperature, compares it to the target, and adjusts heating or cooling accordingly. In industrial settings, sensors measure variables like pressure or flow, and control systems automatically make adjustments to ensure processes operate efficiently and safely. Essentially, process control balances input and output, reducing variability and maintaining optimal performance through continuous monitoring and automatic adjustments.