Water Tank Level Control Using PID (Proportional Intergral Derivative) Controller

Sabri, Baladi (2005) Water Tank Level Control Using PID (Proportional Intergral Derivative) Controller. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The technology of artificial control was first develop using a human as a integral part of the control action. When we learned how to use machines, electronics and computers to replace the human function. In this term the automatic control will came in handy. About my PSM, I try to develop what call 'Water Tank Level Control' by using PID ( Proportional Integral Derivative ) controller. The concept of this process, is to control the level of the water in the tank and make sure, the level of water always to follow the range that has been set. The main control are used in this process is PIO controller, in this case the final control element is a valve which the function of the valve is control outflow of the water. The d.c motor receive the input from PID controller to move the valve. The sensors function as a feed-back where it's will give the information to PID controller whether the water is in the range or not. Simulation by using Simulink 4 also involved in order to design PID controller.

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