Instrumentation & Control Devices Calibration
Instrumentation & Control Devices Calibration
- 2024-03-30
- 8:0
- In person/online
Course description
This training course is designed for engineers and technicians from a wide range of abilities and backgrounds and will provide an excellent introduction and hands-on experience in installation, calibration, commissioning and maintenance of electronic instruments. The training course is initiated with coverage of the basics on electrical measurements and some tips and tricks. Instrument performance and calibration principles are then covered with rules for calibrating transmitters. The procedures for calibrating and installing smart transmitters are covered. The course is then finalized with a discussion on integration of the entire system and testing and commissioning procedures for instruments detailed.
Target audience
• Design Engineers • Electrical Engineers • Project Engineers • Instrumentation and Design Engineers • Electrical Technicians and Technologists • Electricians • Experienced Fixed Plant Operators
Course objectives
At the end of the program, participants will be able to:- • Apply correct practice to installation, calibration of instruments
- • Calibrate electronic transmitters and controllers
- • Configure instruments correctly to vendor instruction sheets
- • Maintain instruments correctly
- • Connect instrument wiring correctly
- • Predict and avoid the problems with installing measurement equipment
- • Troubleshoot, isolate and fix electronic instrumentation problems
- • Specify instrument and loop documentation requirements
DAY 1:
- ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS
- • Use of multimeter
- • Voltage/current and resistance
- • measurement
- • Analog and digital meters
- • Oscilloscopes
- • Current to voltage conversion
- • Multiple Loop devices
- • Diodes and resistors
- • Soldering and component preparation
- • Open and short circuits
- • Testing of diodes/DIACS/TRIACS/
- • Components out of tolerance
- • Isolation and earthing
- INSTRUMENT PERFORMANCE
- • Basic Measurement and control concepts
- • Accuracy/Range/Hysteresis/Linearity/
- • Repeatability/Response/Dead Time
- • Zero/Span
- • Process Dynamics
- • Specifications
DAY 2:
- CALIBRATION PRINCIPLES
- • Block Diagrams
- • Standards for calibration
- • Five Point calibration
- • Charts
- FUNDAMENTALS OF PROCESS MEASUREMENT
- • Basic measurement concepts
- • Definition of terminology
- • Measuring instruments & control valves as part of the overall control system
- • Pressure, level, temperature and flow overview
- • Overview of control valves
DAY3:
- CALIBRATION OF TRANSMITTERS
- • Shop calibration
- • Electro pneumatic calibrators
- • In-shop or Field
- • Temperature – Calibration (RTD/Thermocouples)
- PID CONTROLLERS
- • Direct/reverse acting
- • P, I and D Control
- • Spanning and Range
- • Instrument/Controller and Process Gains
DAY 4:
- SMART AND FIELDBUS TRANSMITTERS
- • Operation
- • fConfiguration
- • Re-ranging
- • Characteristics
- • Trimming
- TRANSDUCERS AND TRANSMITTERS
- • Fundamentals
- • Calibration
- • Interfacing to instrument
DAY 5:
- • Hand-on for Electrical Measurements
- • Hand-on for Calibration Principles
- • Hand-on for Process Measurement
- • Hand-on for Calibration of Transmitters
- • Hand-on for PID Controllers
- • Hand-on for Smart and Fieldbus Transmitters
- • Hand-on for Transducers and Transmitters