Measures, Regulations and Automatisms
Objectives
- Familiarize the participants with the instrumentation and the slave systems supported by the maintenance structure.
- Learn the principles of regulation to anticipate and minimize the lack of production while ensuring all the Safetyof the Installations.
Public
Operators / Operators particularly on the oil & Gas installations.
Program
A. The measures included in a process
- Analog Quantities
- Logic Quantities
- Digital Quantities
- Pressure Measurement
- Definitions
- Pressure and Different UnitsConversion
- The different Instruments
- Sensors and Transmitters
- Indicators, recorders
- Pressure Switches
- Animation Presentation
- Application exercises
- Temperature Measurement
- Definitions
- Temperature and Conversion different Units
- The different Instruments
- Sensors and Transmitters
- Indicators and recorders
- Thermocouples and Thermo-resistances
- Thermostats
- Animation Presentation
- Application Exercises
- Flow Measurement
- Definitions (Mass Flow, volume)
- Flow and Conversion to different Units
- Application to compressible and incompressible fluids
- The different Instruments
- Depressive organs , sensors and
- Indicators, recorders
- Animation Presentation
- Application exercises
- Level Measurement
- Definitions
- The different Instruments
- Diver, Float, Probe Principles
- Transmitters
- Indicators and Recorders
- Level detectors
- Interface level measurement (Two Liquids)
- Animation Presentation
- Application Exercises
B. The regulation
- Control Functions different Processes
- Principles Regulation Loop and Constitution
- Presentation Norms
- Different Types Regulators
- Proportional Actions
- Proportional and integral Actions
- A proportional–integral–derivative controller (PID controller. or three-term controller)
5.Different control loops
- Open Loop
- Closed Loop
- Waterfall Loop
- RegulatorsVerification
- The Gain
- Alignment Control
7.Level Regulation Example
- Animation Presentation
- Application Exercises
- Digital control system
- Control Valves Technology
- Valve CV
- Different Valves Characteristics
- Equal Percentage
- Linear
- All or Nothing
C. The Automatism
- Boolean algebra
- The logical different Functions
- Karnaugh Table
- The combinational circuits
- The sequential circuits
- Animation Presentation
- Application Exercises
D. Practical work
- Force Balance Pressure Measurement
- Level measurement using a torque tube transmitter
- Using a Variable area flow meters
- Temperature measurement using milli-voltmeter type ESPM.
- Proportional Action Regulator AP
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