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Distributed Control System (DCS) Training Course
Distributed Control System (DCS) Training Course
Course Overview
Why do we need Distributed Control System (DCS) Training? Distributed Control System
(DCS) Training Course is designed to make you familiar with DCS’s systems and
understand their basic operation.
Through this course, you will be able to program DCS using basic instructions
programming and understand the architecture of DCS. If you have worked in an industry,
you are probably familiar with DCS systems and understand their basic operation.
However, an increasing need today is to also understand how to troubleshoot the typical
problems that occur from time to time with your DCS.
How do you learn Distributed Control System (DCS)? You will learn how to program DCS
quickly and diagnose problems using your DCS software; know how to connect to the
right DCS Controller online, make minor changes to get the machine running and have
the expertise to test new ideas and hardware components.
This Zoe training course will empower you with the awareness of the major types of
measuring and control instruments and equipment that are used and the principles behind
the selection, construction and operation of process measurement and control equipment.
Course Objectives
Upon completing this Distributed Control System (DCS) training course successfully,
participants will have an understanding of:
Training Methodology
This collaborative Distributed Control System (DCS) training program will comprise the
following training methods:
Lectures
Seminars and Presentations
Group Discussions
Assignments
Case Studies and Functional Exercises
Organisational Benefits
Keep your company one step ahead with this all-inclusive overview on Distributed
Control System (DCS)
Assist technical committees to create, publish and revise working standards relating
to Distributed Control System (DCS)
Prudently study work related scenarios and case studies to illustrate the material
being discussed and ensure that the material is appropriate to the organisation
represented
Leave with an awareness and understanding of their roles and responsibilities in the
workplace in relation to Distributed Control System (DCS)
Personal Benefits
Individuals who participate in this Distributed Control System (DCS) course can gain from
it in the following ways:
Junior Service engineers and highly qualified technicians in charge of operation and
maintenance of instruments & control system
Beginners, Students and awareness sessions for non-discipline engineers
Engineers and electricians who want to learn automation systems and DCS
programming
Mechanical and electrical graduates who want to gain practical skills in real-time
systems programming
Computer science and computing graduates who want to add real-time systems
programming into their skill sets
Installation and Maintenance Technicians
Instrument and Process Control Technicians
Maintenance Engineers
Mechanical Engineers and Technicians
Operations Engineers
Process Technicians
Production Professionals
System Integrators
Anyone who wants to understand how modern factories are automated
Fresh Graduates or one/two years experience in automation, control system,
instrument or process control engineers
Course Outline
Advances in Computers
Advances in Communications
Early Distributed Control Systems
Open System Interconnection
Digital Communication Networks
Software Considerations
General
The Distributed Control Concept
Distributed Control Configuration
Networks
The Human Interface Station (HIS)
The Operator Interface
Advantages of DCS
General
Highly Reliable Systems
The Measure of Reliability
Availability
Factors Affecting System Reliability
Task Partitioning
Redundancy
Hardware Backup
Software Backup
Diagnostics
Spare Parts
Power Resources
External Influences
General
The Control Console Equipment
Hierarchical Configuration
Loop Configuration
Continuous Control Loop Configuration
Data Hi-Way Controller Configuration
DCS Displays
Advantages of DCS
DCS Reliability
Manual Stations and Analog Controllers
Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF)
Openness
Transmission Protocols
System Integration
Programmable Logic Controller Interface
General
What is Fieldbus?
Progress of Fieldbus Standardization
Recognition as a Standardization Work Item
Establishment of the Fieldbus Foundation
Process of Standardization
Fieldbus Standard Specifications
IEC/ISA Standard Specifications
Features of Fieldbus
Comparison with Conventional Communication
Fieldbus Communication
Various Types of Data Transmission
Advanced Functionality of Field Devices
Improvement of Transmitter Measuring Accuracy
Multifunction Equipment
Considerations in Basic and Overall Design
System Startup Considerations
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