Steady State vs Dynamic Processes

Steady state and dynamic process models are found in all branches of STEM. Steady state processes do not change with time, a value measured now will be the same as the value ten minutes from now. Whereas, a dynamic process does change with time and more accurately represents real processes. Control systems are necessary for dynamic systems, but are not needed in steady-state processes.

This timeline is meant to help you better understand the difference between steady-state vs dynamic processes: 0:00 Introduction. 0:10 Steady-State Processes. 0:25 Dynamic Processes. 1:16 Steady-State vs Dynamic Processes Examples. 2:23 Outro

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This video is part of our Control Systems course. Control Systems (also known as Process Dynamics Control) is the study of systems to minimize dynamic fluctuations in systems. In this playlist we will learn everything from the fundamentals to discussing how to develop theoretical and empirical process models! #studysession #controlsystems #steadystate ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHx08R6hv-o