Part C.

Course Syllabus (AUTO 1)

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES REFERENCES/ TEACHING

TOPICS
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L01.1. Explain the various
IMO Levels of
levels of automation as per
Automation
IMO guidance and its impact
Guidelines
on shipping o eration
— Terminology
used in process
automation
— Process Control
Variables
— Types of
Automation and
C01. L01.3. Measure pressure Control
Differentiate L01.2. Explain the various
using a manometer, pressure — Open and
basic aspects of the process control
gauge and a pressure Closed Loop
construction and theory with respect to
transmitter within +/- 10% of System
operating shipboard applications
true value — On-Off
principles in (discrete) and
automation of Continuous
machinery control
systems used — Control systems
onboard ships. dynamics
— Pressure
Measurement
— Types of
Automation and
L01.5. Measure the level in a Control
L01.4. Explain the various column that is open and closed Feedback
types of process control based to the atmosphere using a
feed
on industry standards pressure transmitter within +/-
forward, ratio
10% of true value
cascade
split-range

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control
— Types of Control
Systems and
Configuration
— Level
Measurement

L01.6. Explain the Process Measuring

construction and operation of
the various pressure, level,
flow and temperature
measuring devices based on
industry standards
L01.10. Explain the
construction and operation of
various analytical measuring
devices for liquid and gas
properties based on industry
standards
L01.11. Explain the operation
of on-off, proportional,
proportional-integral, and
proportional-integral-derivative
controllers in response to an
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L01.7. Measure level in a Instruments
bubbler system using a
differential-pressure transmitter
within +/- 10% of true value Level Measurement
L01.8. Measure flow of fluid
using a rotameter or paddle
meter and an orifice plate or
Flow Measurement
venturi tube using a
differential-pressure transmitter
within +/- 10% of the true value
L01.9. Measure temperature
using a Resistance
Temperature
Temperature Device (RTD)
Measurement
and a thermocouple within +/-
10% of the true value
Analytical
Measurement
Proportional-
Integral-Derivative
Control Mode
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 error or deviation from a
setpoint
L01.12. Explain the
construction and operation of
various final control devices
such as: control valves, Final Control
variable frequency drives, Elements
solenoid valves, stepper and
servo motors base on industry
standards
L01.13. Explain how various
instruments in a process loop
communicate with each other Control Loop Signal
using analog, digital, electrical Processing
or pneumatic signal based on
ISA standards
Interpret
L02.2 Interpret a given
process and L02.1. Identify the various
diagram by identifying the
instrument instrument symbols using the
various components and
diagrams of International Society for Process &
process control configurations
automation Automation (ISA) or Instrument Diagram
for a given simple process and
system based on International Electrotechnical
instrument diagram (P&ID) as
the industry Commission (IEC) standards
per ISA or IEC standards
standards
L03.1. Explain the factors
Types of Control
affecting the control of
Modes
pressure using a PID controller
Differentiate the
basic L03.2. Explain the
L03.3. Perform PID control of Pressure
configuration and characteristics of fluids that
a pressure process for a given Proportional-
operation may affect PID control of a
exercise based on the Integral-Derivative
principles of pressure measurement and
manufacturer's manual Control
control control process
equipment Level Proportional-
L03.4. Explain the effects of L03.5. Perform PID control for
Integral-Derivative
fluid flow on PID control of a a level process for a given
Control

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 flow measurement and process
control system
L03.6. Explain the effects of
hydrostatic characteristics in a
closed and open tank level
measurement and control
system
L03.8. Explain the
characteristics that affect PID
control of a temperature
measurement and control
system
L03.11. Explain the principles
of automation of electronic
engine propulsion machinery
C04.
L04.1. Explain the calibrating
Demonstrate the
procedures of automation
function and
instruments based on industry
performance test
standards
in accordance
with the L04.3. Explain the purpose of
manufacturer's the alarm and monitoring
standards for systems in support of the
the: Monitoring management of processes
Systems: onboard ships
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exercise based on
manufacturer's manual
L03.7. Perform PID control for
Flow Proportional-
a flow process for a given
Integral-Derivative
exercise based on the
Control
manufacturer's manual
L03.9. Perform PID control for Temperature
a temperature process for a Proportional-
given exercise based on the Integral-Derivative
manufacturer's manual Control
L03.10. Perform cascade
control for a level-flow process Cascade Control
for a given exercise based on (Maybe skipped)
manufacturer's manual
Principles of
electronic engine
propulsion
Effect of alternative
fuels to ship
propulsion
automation
L04.2. Perform the calibration
of various measuring
instruments in process loop Calibration
individually, based on industry
standards
L04.4. Perform manual open
loop tuning (reaction rate) of a
Control Loop
process loop using the Ziegler-
Tuning
Nichols method to achieve a
steady state in the process
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Automatic L04.5. Explain the proper L04.6. Calibrate the setpoint
control devices; procedure for testing the for a pressure and temperature Calibration and
and Protective performance of interlock switch used as a protective Adjustment (Set-
devices, systems based on device to within +/- 5% of the Point)
manufacturer's manual true value _ __
L05.1. Identify the various Pneumatics
instrument symbols for
pneumatic and hydraulic Pnemautic logic
components using the circuits
C05. Assemble
International Society for L05.3. Construct an
a simple
Automation (ISA) or operational electro-pneumatic Electro-pneunnatic
pneumatic and
International Electrotechnical circuit with different logic circuit circuit
hydraulic control
Commission (IEC) standards configurations in accordance
equipment AND and
L05.2. Design a basic with institutional standards
NAND
pneumatic and hydraulic circuit
OR and
control for a given specific logic
NOR
application

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AUTO1 - Course Description

Provides learners with the foundation and underpinning knowledge and skills that would enable them to operate shipboard control systems and
maintain the automatic control device.

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