Control Valves And Actuators
Objectives:
•Excellent coverage of process control
•Excellent coverage of Difference between automatic and manual control
•Excellent coverage of Advantage and disadvantages of automatic process control
•Excellent coverage of Control Models
•Excellent coverage of types of control
•Excellent coverage of control loops
•Excellent coverage of Effect of Process controller on economy
•Excellent coverage of Types of valves
•Excellent coverage of valves maintenance and tuning
Target Audience:
This training course is suitable to a wide range professionals but will benefit:
•Instrument engineers
•Instrument technicians
•Operators
•Project engineers
•Project technicians
•Maintenance engineers
•Maintenance technicians
Course Outlines:
Day 1
•Pre-test
• Definition of process control
•Historical feedback about process control
•Manual process control
•Automatic process control
•Advantages and disadvantages
•Different applications for manual and automatic control
•Day 1 brief
Day 2
•Process elements
•Hierarchy of process
•Process controller
•Control loops
•Types of process controller
•Process controller models
Economic advantages
•Safety requirement
•Day 2 brief
Day 3
•Types of valves
•Difference between ESD and control valves
•Valves internal design
•Valves operation
•Valves control actions
•Valves controllers (Positioners and I/P converters)
•Types of control valves
•Valve and valve controller tuning and adjustment
•Schedule periodic maintenance for valves
•Sudden corrective maintenance for valves
•Course conclusion
•Post-Test
•Assessment