This program is designed for participants familiar with process and control principles as well as basics of digital electronic theory and test procedures.
This lesson introduces electronic transmitter maintenance focusing on pressure and temperature transmitters. The lesson describes the components of a typical pressure or temperature transmitter, their functions, adjustments, inspections, and repairs. Procedures for isolating the faulty component in a transmitter are also demonstrated.
This lesson is designed for participants familiar with electronic test procedures. An understanding of process operation is also required.
This lesson introduces the inspection and repair of electronic flowmeters by demonstrating maintenance procedures for vortex shedding, turbine, magnetic, and mass electronic flowmeters. The lesson describes typical flow transmitter components, their functions, common malfunctions, and procedures for isolating a faulty component.
This lesson is designed for participants familiar with basic mathematical operations including algebra.
This lesson describes the operation, applications, and maintenance of ultrasonic, capacitance, conductivity, and radiation level detectors. The lesson also explains the functions and operation of weighing systems.
This lesson is designed for participants familiar with process control and control loops.
This lesson presents routine maintenance requirements and calibration procedures for electronic controllers. The lesson shows how controller circuitry works and how to adjust and calibrate each of its component sections: the display, the alarm circuitry, and the control circuitry.
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