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Who Should Attend
Water and wastewater facility operators and
maintenance personnel, particularly, anyone interested in understanding the
fundamentals of process control instrumentation systems, their components,
and how they are supposed to work will benefit from this workshop.
Workshop Description
This practical, easy to understand workshop will
help you grasp the essentials of process control instrumentation systems
used to control flow, pressure, level, temperature, and other parameters in
water and wastewater facilities. The workshop provides practical insight
into what process instrumentation does and how it applies to smooth and
efficient facility operation and control. Participants will learn
terminology, how to read instrument symbols, how to identify the parts of a
control loop, the types of components and instruments used in process
control systems, and their applications. The instructor will demonstrate and
participants will have opportunities to use control devices.
Workshop Outline
First Day
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Standards,
forms and codes
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Basic
electrical review
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Language
and terminology
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Sensors
and their applications
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Instrument
communications
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Control
devices and communication
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Human
Machine Interface software (HMI)
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Reading
and understanding basical electrical drawings
Second
Day
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Floats,
pressure, flow probes and limit switches
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Flow,
pressure, level, and water quality instruments
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Flumes
and weirs
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Instrument
calibrations
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Design
and implementation of a well and reservoir control system
Registration
Fee includes
Registration,
Payment,
Refund and Cancellation Policy - Please read carefully!
The last 4 digits of the participant's Social Security Number and full birth
date is required. This information is used to create a unique key for each
student. Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Payment or purchase order must be received at the time of registration. A
full refund will be made for cancellations received 10 days before the workshop.
No refund will be made for cancellations received less than 10 days before the
workshops. Substitutions made less than
ten (10) days prior to the
workshop incur a $35 processing fee.
CEU
Policy:
CEU
are awarded
for successful completion. Instances of partial attendance, tardiness or
leaving early will result in NO CEU being awarded.
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