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ADVANCED PROCESS CONTROL FOR THE PRACTICING ENGINEERS & TECHNICIANS
30 Lessons-
StartLearning objectives
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StartDo we need to control at all ?
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StartPrinciples of equipment-wise control
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StartPipe control system
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StartControl of a single pipe
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StartControl of pressure in a pipe
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StartControl of flow in a pipe
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StartFlow merging
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StartFlow splitting
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StartCentrifugal pump control
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StartControl valve vs Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) for centrifugal pumps
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StartMinimum flow control for centrifugal pumps
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StartPositive displacement pump control
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StartControl by a recirculation pipe for PD pumps
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StartVariable Speed Drive (VSD) control for PD pumps
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StartControl by stroke adjustment for PD pumps
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StartCompressor control system
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StartCompressor capacity control
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StartCompressor anti-surge control
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StartHeat transfer equipment control
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StartHeat exchanger direct control system
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StartHeat exchanger bypass control system
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StartReactor temperature control
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StartAir cooler control
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StartHeat exchanger for heat recovery
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StartHeat exchanger back pressure control
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StartBasic fired heater control
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StartComplex fired heater control
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StartContainer and vessel control
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StartContainer blanket gas control
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SAFETY INSTRUMENTED SYSTEMS (SIS), INTERLOCKS AND ALARMS
26 Lessons-
StartLearning objectives
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StartSafety strategies
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StartConcept of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS)
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StartSIS actions and types
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StartSIS extent
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StartSIS requirement
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StartAnatomy of a SIS
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StartSIS element symbols
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StartSIS primary elements : Sensors
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StartSIS final elements
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StartSwitching valve actuator arrangements
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StartValve position validation
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StartMerging a switching valve and a control valve
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StartSIS logics
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StartShowing safety instrumented functions on P&IDs
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StartDiscrete control
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StartAlarm system
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StartAnatomy of alarm systems
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StartAlarm requirements
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StartAlarm system symbology in P&ID's
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StartConcept of common alarms
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StartFire and Gas Detection Systems (FGS)
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StartElectric motor control
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StartP&ID representation of commands and responses
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StartP&ID representation of inspection and repair
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StartP&ID example of electro-motor control
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