Instrumentation, Process Measurement & Control
Seminar Overview
Proper troubleshooting and maintenance of plant systems equipment to reduce downtime and save money requires more than just replacing parts when they get broken. In fact, a "replace-part-when-broken" strategy for maintaining equipment is frequently the most expensive approach you can take. To be effective, maintenance technicians who fix equipment must know why a part needs to be changed out in the first place. In this instrumentation, process measurement and control seminar students will learn what, where and how to measure parameters for the proper monitoring and control of their equipment. When something breaks, they'll now know why. With this understanding, they will be able to work much more efficiently on the industrial systems and processes for which they are responsible. A sound knowledge in instrumentation and control is certain to result in better-qualified technicians and less equipment failures.
This 2 day seminar is just $990.
Discussion Topics
Day One - Day Two
Introduction to Process Control
On/Off
Proportional
Integral
Derivative
Pneumatic Control
Operation of the nozzle and flapper value
Bellows receiver unit
Electronic Control
Resistance
Capacitance
Inductance
Voltage
Measurement of "Pressure"
Units and Pressure Standards
Construction and Operation of typical industrial pressure instruments
Calibration of pressure transducers and transmitters
Measurement of "Level"
Units and Level Standards
Construction and Operation of typical industrial level instruments
Calibration of level transducers and transmitters
Measurement of "Flow"
Units and Flow Standards
Construction and Operation of typical industrial flow instruments
Calibration of flow transducers and transmitters
Measurement of "Temperature"
Units and Temperature Standards
Construction and Operation of typical industrial temperature instruments
Calibration of temperature transducers and transmitters
Selected Analytical Measurements
Electrical Conductivity
Chemistry 101
Acids
Bases
pH
Redox Potentials
ORP Measurement
Ion Activity Measurement
Industrial Process Control Symbols
Understanding ANSI/ISA-S5.1 process control symbols
Understanding and Drawing Process and Instrumentation Diagrams
Understanding and Drawing Instrument Loop Diagrams
Using process control diagrams to troubleshoot industrial control systems
Control Valves
Purpose and use of control valves, actuators, and positioners
Significance of valve coefficients and sizing considerations
Proportional Control Concepts
First Order Lag calculations
How to calculate Dead Time
Adding Manual Reset to Proportional Control
Case Studies
Proportional Integral Control Concepts
Additional Process Dynamics
The dynamic behavior of control valves
Tuning PI controllers
Case Studies
PID Controllers
Open Loop Tuning Methods
Closed Loop Tuning Methods
Case Studies
Common Industrial Applications & Case Studies
Applications For Use In Your Own Facility
Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Upon completion of this seminar, the student will receive a certification of completion with 8 classroom hours (.8 TPC Trainco CEUs) per day attended. Visit our continuing education units page to determine if this class is accepted by your state licensing agency.
Block Purchase Program
If you have a large number of people attending a variety of different training seminars, a block purchase might be right for you.
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