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Table 2: Use of PID in continuous manufacturing facilities world-wide.

Table 2 Use of PID in continuous manufacturing facilities world-wide.

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Figure 1: Control metaphor describing structure of the paper.
Figure 1: Control metaphor describing structure of the paper.
Figure 2: Global multi-industry performance demo- graphics.
Figure 2: Global multi-industry performance demo- graphics.
Figure 3: Site wide performance distribution.
Figure 3: Site wide performance distribution.
Figure 4: Decision support workflow.
Figure 4: Decision support workflow.
Figure 5: DCS installed systems and median age.
Figure 5: DCS installed systems and median age.
Table 4: Control engineer responsibilities.
Table 4: Control engineer responsibilities.
Table 5: Regulatory control measurement types.
Table 5: Regulatory control measurement types.
Table 6: Metrics needs by user.
Table 6: Metrics needs by user.
Table 7: Special data types.
Table 7: Special data types.
Table 8: Metrics criteria.
Table 8: Metrics criteria.
Table 9: Basic process control monitoring questions.
Table 9: Basic process control monitoring questions.
Table 10: Comparison of invasive and non-invasive valve analysis.
Table 10: Comparison of invasive and non-invasive valve analysis.
Increasing Customer Value of Industrial Control Performance Monitoring—Honeywell’s Experience Table 11: Research Directions for performance metrics.
Increasing Customer Value of Industrial Control Performance Monitoring—Honeywell’s Experience Table 11: Research Directions for performance metrics.
Figure 7: Control valve example 1.
Figure 7: Control valve example 1.
Figure 8: Control valve example 2.
Figure 8: Control valve example 2.
Figure 9: Control valve example 3. Increasing Customer Value of Industrial Control Performance Monitoring—Honeywell’s Experienc« available bandwidth;
Figure 9: Control valve example 3. Increasing Customer Value of Industrial Control Performance Monitoring—Honeywell’s Experienc« available bandwidth;
Figure 11: Level control example 1. Figure 10: Control valve example 4.
Figure 11: Level control example 1. Figure 10: Control valve example 4.
Figure 12: Level control example 4.
Figure 12: Level control example 4.
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