Course Description

Process Instrumentation and Control for Engineers, Operators and Technicians





Learn about the PLC, DCS, and SCADA control systems, and how to relate with instrumentation in process plant operations. This course is a comprehensive guide to safe process isolation techniques, covering the monitoring and control of process variables, as well as analog and digital control systems. It will also be handy as an introduction for fresh graduates and undergraduates alike, helping to bridge the industrial/technical knowledge gap and equip them for an impactful career as process personnel. So, why wait? Enrol in this free course now.

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Training ProviderAlison
Course TypeOnline Learning
Course QualificationCPD Certificate
Course Duration3-4 hours
Course FeeFree
Entry RequirementsLike all courses on the Alison Free Learning platform this is a free, CPD-accredited course. A Graduate can choose to buy a certificate or diploma upon successful completion of a course, but this is not required or necessary.

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Career PathWhat You Will Learn In This Free Course
• Define process control loop and state it different types
• Describe the different process variables in process plant operations
• Discuss the different sensing/measuring elements in process instrumentation
• Distinguish between the different types of control valves
• Discuss the characteristics of measuring instruments
• Explain a process control system
• Compare the different process control system types
• Explain the working principle, components, and architecture of the distributed control system (DCS).
• Describe the working principle, components, and architecture of the programmable logic control (PLC) system,
• Match the different components of the analog control system to their functions
Course Code7759
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