PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL [Calibration, Instrumentation, Process Measurement & Control]

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

“I & C systems, if properly programmed, can be the brains of your operation”.

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.

TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS:

The attendees will learn about:

* Basics of I & C, including different control functions, types of control loops and continuous vs. discrete control.
* Identification and symbols used in I & C.
* Different types of field instrumentation, their principles of operation, their advantages and disadvantages and the application of the different types of sensors for flow, level, pressure and temperature measurements.
* Requirements for control rooms and the design of control panels.
* Concepts and implementation of alarm and trip systems.
* Different types of computer-based control systems, including PLCs and DCSs, as well as basic requirements for good operator interface.
* Documentation required for I & C for front-end engineering and detail design.
* Requirements for a successful installation, instrument checkout and controller tuning.
* Project implementation and project management.
* Decision-making tools, namely, Auditing, Evaluation of Plant Needs, Justification, and Control System Evaluation
* Measurement [overview, classification & testing], Valves, Hydraulic system, Pneumatic system
* Introduction to Control & Automation, Calibration, Tubing & fitting, Dead weight testing
* Units & Standards , P & ID
* Instrumentation Safety
* Intensive practices & hand on experiences

Engr. Emmanuel Uma Nwabueze
Engr. Edafe Dickson

TARGET GROUP: 

* Media * Aviation * Programmers * IT Professionals * Oil & Gas Sectors * Process Engineers * Electrical Engineers * Mechanical Engineers * Instrumentation Engineers