Instrumentation and Process Control
Instrumentation and Process Control
1. Introduction:
Instrumentation and process control has very wide applications, right from gaming consoles
to chemical plants, power stations, aircrafts, spaceships, just to mention a few where
automatic control and measurement is a challenge.
2. Objectives:
The course is intended to provide engineer a real life experience right with the real life
software without huge investments through virtual instrumentations.
3. Course Duration:
6 Months
4. Course Contents:
4.1. Control Theory:
4.1.1. Control Basic
4.1.2. Control Modes
4.1.2.1. PID Controllers
4.1.2.2. PID Variations
4.1.2.3. Closed Loop Response
4.1.3. Control Systems Cascade Loops
4.1.4. Expert Systems
4.1.4.1. Artificial Intelligence
4.1.4.2. Neural Networks
4.1.5. Feedback and Feedforward Control
4.1.6. Interaction and Decoupling
4.1.7. Model Based Control
4.1.8. Modelling and Simulation of Processes
4.1.9. Non-linear and Adaptive Control
4.1.10. Optimizing Control
4.1.11. Process Gains, time Lags and Reaction Curves
4.1.12. Ratio Control
4.1.13. Relative Gain Calculations
4.1.14. Selective, Override and Limit Controls
4.1.15. Self-tuning Controllers
4.1.16. Stability Analysis, Transfer Functions
4.1.17. Statistical Process Control
4.1.18. Tuning PID Controllers
4.1.19. Tuning By Computer
4.2. Process Control:
4.3. Measure and Analysis:
4.4. Instrumentation:
4.4.1. Flow Meter
4.4.2.
4.4.3.
4.4.4.
4.4.5.
4.4.6.
4.4.7.
4.4.8.
Level Meter
Temperature
Pressure
Voltage
Current
Magnetic Flux
Chemical Analysers