Advance Process Control Instrumentations and Metering

Instructor by : Saripudin & Team   DECRIPTION Instrumentation is described as "The Art and Science of Measurement and Control", or the art and science in the application of measuring instruments and control system on an object for the purpose knowing the numerical value of a quantity variable process and also for the purpose of controlling the amount of the order is within the particular area or the magnitude of the desired value (set point). Operation in process industries such as oil refineries and petrochemicals is very dependent on the amount of measurement and control process. Some amount of process that should be measured and controlled at an industrial processes, for example the flow in the pipeline, the pressure inside a vessel, the temperature in the heat exchange unit, as well as the surface (level) liquid in a tank. Process control is an engineering discipline that deals with architectures, mechanisms and algorithms for maintaining the output of a specific process within a desired range. Advanced process control (APC) refers to a broad range of techniques and technologies implemented within industrial process control systems. Advanced process controls are usually deployed optionally and in addition to basic process controls. Basic process controls are designed and built with the process itself, to facilitate basic operation, control and automation requirements. Advanced process controls are typically added subsequently, often over the course of many years, to address particular performance or economic improvement opportunities in the process. APC can increase production, reduce energy consumption, increase capacity, improve the quality and consistency of products, improve security processes and reduce environmental emissions. These benefits provide a huge benefit to the industry and can be achieved only by reducing the variability of the process, since the plant should be operated in accordance with its design capacity. A plant process (exmp : heat exchangers, pressurized vessel, etc.) in operation require instrumentation to support safety. OUTLINE MATERIAL

1. Introduction
2. Advanced strategies
3. Advanced Process Control
4. Advanced Metering
5. Application Advanced Process Control in Industries
6. Interactive discussion

PARTICIPANT Senior Technicians, Production Supervisors, Instrumentation Engineers & Technicians METODE TRAINING Presentation Discussion Case Study Evaluation   FASILITAS Training Kit Handout Certificate Lunch + 2 X Coffee Break Souvenir