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Course ObjectiveThe objective of this course is to provide the candidates the Detail knowledge and skills in Instrumentation Design discipline to facilitate faster learning curves while on the job.This course is to provide basic knowledge and skills in this discipline of Instrumentation Design Engineering for Oil & Gas sector. This course will cover the fundamental principles and concepts used in Instrumentation Design & Detailing. Upon completion of this course, students will have a clear understanding of the design principles used in Instrumentation System Design for Oil & Gas Energy Sector.The goal of this course is to provide delegates the Detail knowledge and skills into Design, Engineering, Construction, Commissioning operation & Maintenance in the field of Instrumentation Design Engineering for Oil & Energy Sector.What is Instrumentation Engineering?Instrumentation and control refer to the analysis, measurement, and control of industrial process variables using process control instruments and software tools such as temperature, pressure, flow, and level sensors, analyzers, Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P & ID).Why Instrumentation Engineering?The purpose of an instrumentation engineer is to Conceptualize, Design, Detail, Maintain and Trouble shoot control system for its industry. Changed mindset and government's compliance put efforts to make safety as first priority against profits and production.Course Contents:Engineering Design Deliverables-Instrument Index IO DatabaseInstrument location PlanJunction Box Specifications, Vendor offer and drawingsAir Manifold Specification, vendor offer and drawings.Cable Specifications, Vendor offer and drawingsInstrument Hook - Up DrawingsCause & Effect DiagramAlarm Trip setting ListJunction Box WiringCable ScheduleAir Manifold ScheduleJunction Box LayoutsAir Manifold LayoutsCable Tray Specification, Vendor Offer and GADLevel SketchInstrument Air ConsumptionInstrument Power Consumption Bulk MTO