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Objectives

• By the end of this Course participants will be able to:
• Understand the major technologies used in the measurement of  flow, temperature, pressure, and level
• Review the construction and operation of the most important process instruments
• Evaluate and select the appropriate instrumentation system
• Install process equipment correctly
• Optimise control with effective selection and installation of your process equipment
• Calibrate and troubleshoot instrumentation systems
• Isolate and rectify instrumentation faults
• Appreciate the basics of chemistry and how to read chemical formula
• Understand how analytical chemistry is applied in industry
• Review the construction and operation of the most important analytical instruments
• Value the science and capabilities of on-line analytical chemistry
• Troubleshoot problems in the measurement of pH,
• Conductivity, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, chlorine, etc.
• Implement procedures for testing and calibration of analytical instruments
• Understand the basics of process analysis using IR spectroscopy and chromatography

The Delegates

• Professionals involved in designing, selecting, sizing, specifying, installing, testing, operating and maintaining process instrumentation and control systems .
• Automation Engineers , Chemical Engineers , Consulting Engineers , Design Engineers , Electrical Engineers , Electricians , Installation and Maintenance Technicians , Instrument and Process Control Engineers and Technicians , Instrument Fitters , Maintenance Engineers , Mechanical Engineers and Technicians , Operations Engineers , Process Engineers , Process Operators , Production Managers , Project Managers , System Integrators , Professionals with little to moderate production facility design and/or operations background ,Other professionals who want a better understanding of the subject matter .

The Contents

• Course Overview 
• Purpose of instrumentation
• Location of control functions
• Variables measured and controlled
• Final control elements
• Instrument operating medium
• Basic measurement concepts
• Measured and controlled variables
• Performance terms and specifications
• Measurement terminology
• P&ID symbols
• Flow measurement  
• Basic fluid properties
• Reynolds number
• Flow measurement
• Positive Displacement Meters
• Inferential meters
• Oscillatory Flow Meters
• Differential Pressure Meters
• Electromagnetic Flowmeters
• Ultrasonic Flowmeters
• Coriolis meters
• Thermal mass meters
• Open Channel Flow
• Temperature measurement
• Basic principles
• Scales
• Expansion systems
• Thermocouples
• Resistance thermometry
• Thermistors
• Radiation thermometry
• Installation considerations
• Pressure measurement
• Basic principles
• Manometers
• Dead weight testers
• Bourdon tubes
• Bellow elements
• Diaphragm elements
• Electrical displacement sensors
• Level measurement
• Basic principles
• Visual gauging systems
• Float systems
• Displacement systems
• Conductive level detection
• Capacitive level measurement
• Hydrostatic head measurement
• Ultrasonic level measurement
• Radar gauging
• Nuclear level measurement
• Point level measurement
• Load cells
• Basic chemistry  
• Elements, compounds and mixtures
• Properties of elements
• Formation of ions
• Bonding
• Chemical formulae and equations
• Atomic weight
• Molar concentrations
• Acids and bases
• Electrochemical cells
• Electrode potentials
• Simple voltaic cell
• Polarisation
• Daniell cell
• Electrolytic bridges
• Electrochemical series
• On-line analytical measurement
• Measurement of pH
• Measurement of Redox
• Conductivity measurement
• Dissolved oxygen measurement
• Chlorine measurement
• Turbidity measurement
• Hygrometry
• On-line colorimetry and titration
• Infrared Spectroscopy
• Gas chromatography

The Discount

10% in case of Three P. (or more)