When a bump test is performed you get a process response curve that can be used to check proper tuning of a process variable.

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A bump test involves making a sudden change to a process variable and observing the system's response. The resulting process response curve can indeed be used to assess the tuning of the process variable, helping to determine if adjustments are needed for optimal control performance.

When a Bump Test Is Performed You Get a Process