Advance process control & safety instrumented System

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Advance process control & safety instrumented System
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Overview

Learn how the main process equipment such as chemical reactors , pumps , compressors & heat exchangers are controlled

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Who should do this course?

All personnel involved in calculation, design, selection, manufacturing, safety, quality and maintenance of systems and equipment in industrial processes
Plant Operators and engineers in the Process and Power Plant Industries as well as Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants
Process control engineers & technicians
Instrumentation engineers & technicians

What are the course deliverables?

Understand the importance of process control and how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Successfully interpret basic & advanced process control schemes
Understand the different process control options and how they are displayed on your P&IDs (cascade control, split range control, ratio control, batch control, selective control…)
Understand the control of pressure in a pipe and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand the control of flow in a pipe and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand flow merging control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand flow splitting control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand centrifugal pump control systems (discharge throttling, variable speed drive, minimum flow…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs

More about this course

The course also introduces you to Safety Instrumented Systems SIS, Alarm Systems and Interlocks : their anatomy, their requirement, their functions and how they are represented in engineering drawings such as Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams, more commonly referred to as P&ID’s
The course includes extensive graphics and industrial process control schemes for each major piece of equipment found in the process industry, as well as numerous Safety Instrumented Systems that will be broken down for you into easily digestible concepts