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Instrumentation and Control Systems for Process Industries
Sector:
Chemicals & Process – Plant Operations
Technical Focus Area:
Plant Operations & Process Control
About the Course
This course provides practical training in instrumentation and control systems, covering how field instruments and control system architecture are selected and specified for process industry applications. It is designed for engineers responsible for instrumentation and control system design.
Participants examine measurement technology selection, control system architecture, and safety instrumented systems, building the practical skills needed to specify instrumentation that meets process and safety requirements. Case examples illustrate instrumentation selection decisions in practice.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Select appropriate field instrumentation for process measurements.
- Specify control system architecture for a process unit.
- Distinguish basic process control from safety instrumented systems.
- Evaluate instrumentation reliability and maintenance requirements.
- Coordinate instrumentation specification with process design.
- Identify common instrumentation specification errors.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for engineers responsible for instrumentation and control systems, including:
- Instrumentation and control engineers
- Process engineers supporting instrumentation specification
- Project engineers
- Plant engineers evaluating instrumentation upgrades
- Maintenance engineers supporting instrumentation
Modular Syllabus
Measurement Technology Fundamentals
- Flow measurement technology options
- Level, pressure, and temperature measurement
- Analytical instrumentation overview
- Measurement accuracy and reliability considerations
- Selecting instrumentation for process conditions
Course Dates & Prices
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