Introduction to Instrumentation and Process Control
National Technology Transfer, Inc.
Delivery Method
Seminar
Target Audience
Techs, Engineers
Summary
Training Process Control Personnel Can Save You Time and Money—Become More Efficient at Troubleshooting and Calibrating Process Control Equipment!
Description/Agenda
- Hands-On training. Learn by doing—spend approximately 40% of the time actually working with various instruments and controllers.
- Receive firsthand instruction learning to program, connect input/output devices, solve elementary and then more complex problems, plus troubleshoot.
Course Benefits:
- Increased versatility.
- Reduce downtime with effective troubleshooting.
- Get a better command of your analysis equipment.
What You Will Learn:
- How the various instruments measure temperature, pressure, flowrate, level and position, pH, weight and density
- What causes errors in instruments, plus how to minimize and troubleshoot them
- What the differences are between open and closed loop controls, feedback and feed forward controls, PLC, DCS and stand-alone controllers
- How analog signals are produced, processed, and protected from noise
- What Proportional, PI, and PID control strategies are
- How to calibrate transmitters and tune controllers
Testimonials
"The hands-on labs were excellent. Very instrumental to my learning. Bob has lots of energy and creates a non-threatening learning environment. I was not afraid to ask questions which is very important." — Orlando, FL
Course Times: 8:00am - 4:30pm
Number of Days: 3
Continuing Education Units (CEU): 2.1
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