Overview

 

What will you learn ?
Learn instrumentation and Control for a successful career in process industries  
Understand the main terms and parameters of process control "Sensor - Controller - Final control element"
Identify the different process variables types " Physical parameters, Mechanical parameters , Chemical parameters"





Pressure Measurements
  • Identify the pressure Definition and units
  • Identify the different types of Primary elements of pressure measurement
  • Understand How to select " pressure gauge- Pressure Switch - Pressure Transmitter"
  • Understand How to Calibrate " pressure gauge- Pressure Switch "
  • Understand How to Calibrate pressure transmitter using HART communicator
  • Identify the different types of transducer








Temperature Measurements

  • Identify the different types of temperature elements and how to check and calibrate " RTD, TCs, temperature transmitters" and how they works
  • Understand the advantages and limitation using RTD and TCs










Level Measurements

  • Identify the different types of Level switches " Float , optical , capacitance, conductivity, magnetic, tuning fork "
  • Identify the different types of Level transmitters and how to install and calibrate " Differential pressure , Radar, Ultrasonic, hydrostatic, displacer"








Flow Measurements

  • Identify the different types of flowmeters and how to they work 
  • Obstructive flowmeters" Mechanical (Turbine), Positive displacement (oval gear ), Vortex, Differential pressure "
  • Non obstructive flowmeters "Coriolis , Magnetic , Ultrasonic " 

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