FC Flow Control: Centrifugal pump with constant speed (rpm) Orifice plate sensor Globe valve FC Flow Control: Positive displacement pump Orifice plate.

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FC Flow Control: Centrifugal pump with constant speed (rpm) Orifice plate sensor Globe valve FC Flow Control: Positive displacement pump Orifice plate sensor Butterfly valve FC Flow Control: Centrifugal pump with variable speed driver Orifice plate sensor (a) (b) (c)

TC Cooling water Temperature Control: Manipulate the cooling water flow Thermocouple sensor Globe valve Hot fluid TC Cooling water Temperature Control: Manipulate the cooling water flow bimetalic coil sensor Globe valve Hot fluid (d) (e)

steam TC Hot oil Temperature Control of boiling water Manipulate the hot oil flow to heating coil inside tank RTD sensor Diaphragm valve LC Liquid Level Control Manipulate the exit flow Pressure difference sensor Needle valve (f) (g)

PC Flows into the pipe Flows exiting the pipe Pressure Control: Manipulate one exiting flow Flexible diaphragm Globe valve PC Pressure Control: Manipulate exiting flow from vessel Piezoelectric Globe valve (h) (i)

LC Composition Control in isothermal CSTR Manipulate the inlet flow Control C B, measured using refractive index Ball valve Level maintained constant by LC AC CBCB Reaction: A  B (j)

LC Composition Control in isothermal CSTR Manipulate the inlet flow Control C B Ball valve Level maintained constant by LC AC CBCB Reaction: A  B  C (k)

CB can be controlled; decrease the flow rate to increase CB CB cannot be controlled by adjusting F CB can be controlled; increase the flow rate to increase CB