MAIN TECHNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN THE CONTROLLING OF TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES

This research investigates the key technological parameters that influence the control of industrial processes, with a focus on temperature, pressure, flow rate, concentration, and material properties. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews with industry professionals to explore the significance of these parameters in improving process efficiency, product quality, and energy consumption. Key findings indicate that while traditional control methods remain prevalent in many industries, there is significant potential for improvement through the adoption of advanced technologies such as predictive control and automation systems. Challenges, including integration with legacy systems and the need for a skilled workforce, were also identified as barriers to the full optimization of technological processes. The study suggests that industries must prioritize automation, workforce training, and energy-efficient control technologies to stay competitive in the evolving industrial landscape.