Instrumentation - Control Loop ElementsInstrumentation - Passive ControlInstrumentation - Flow MeasurementInstrumentation - Pressure MeasurementInstrumentation - Temperature MeasurementInstrumentation - Level MeasurementInstrumentation - Instrument Mounting Details

Someone with these skills can:

Define the basic elements of
an active control loop:
Primary Sensor Element
Transmitter
Controller
Transducer
Final control element
Explain their function in
controlling process variables
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Define Passive Control
List examples of passive control of:
Level
Pressure
Temperature
Flow
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Explain and contrast PSIA and PSIG
Explain the Principle of Operation of the
following Pressure Gauges:
Bourdon Tube
Aneroid Barometer
Diaphragm Pressure Sensor
Define the following Installation Details:
Fluid Filled
Rear or Bottom Connections
Vent Tap Petcock
Loop Seal (Pigtail)
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Define the property change underlying the
following types of Temperature Sensors:
Volume expansion thermometer
Bimetallic strip
Resistance thermometer
Thermistor
Thermocouple
Pyrometer
Explain the characteristics and components of the following temperature measurement instruments:
Gauge indicator
Thermocouple
Explain the typical mounting details of a temperature sensor
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List common technologies used for level
sensing of liquids and solids
Differentiate between a level sensor and a
switch
Describe the mounting details of typical level
gauge bridal
Explain the use of standpipes for multiple
level gauges
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Explain the following types of operating principles for flowmeters:
Differential Pressure - Orifice Meter,
Venturi, Pitot / Annubar, Elbow
Variable Area - Rotameters
Generated Effect Turbine, Magnetic,
Vortex Shedding
Physical Property Change Coriolis,
Acoustic
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Compare and Contrast in-line and non-
in-line instruments
Describe the operational advantages of
Top pressure taps
Flange mounting to vessels
Level Gauge Bridles
Standpipes
Elbow-let and similar instrument insertions
Straight runs before and after instruments