B-Tech in Chemical Engineering
2years and 4 months of industrial experience in Fertiliser Sector

Aarushi Agrawal

Instrumentation forms the basis of every industry. Being a Chemical Engineer, while handling plant operations, only the understanding of the process is not enough. Understanding of the basic instrumentation involved is equally important. So here is a course including all the basic information about the characteristics of instruments that is essential for a chemical engineer.

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Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Instrumentation

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Instrumentation & Process Control

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Instrumentation & Process Engineering

In this lesson we have discussed about the measurement systems and its elements, and static and dynamic characteristics of a measurement system.

Introduction to Instrumentation

In this lesson we have discussed about accuracy and precision.

Static characteristics of Instruments (Part-I)

In this lesson we have discussed about tolerance, range, spam, linearity, sensitivity, threshold and resolution of an instrument.

Static Characteristics of Instruments (Part-II)

In this lesson we have discussed about the zero drift, sensitivity drift, zonal drift, hysterisis and dead space.

Static Characteristics of Instruments (Part-III)

In this lesson we have discussed about the dynamic characteristics of an instrument.

Dynamic characteristics of Instruments

I am an M.Tech student of NIT TRICHY. I have done B.Tech in Chemical Engineering.GATE 2018 rank 704.

Vidhi Shah

this is second part of the course process dynamics and control. it will cover the part on control valve, controllers, frequency response and advanced control strategy

Part 2 - Process Dynamics and Control

B.Tech., Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorkee

Kanika Vijayvergia

This course provides detailed knowledge about design of various constituents of a chemical plant and the required design calculations.

Process Equipment Design

This course deals with the concept of chemical process control and Process modeling and introduces several examples to illustrate the same.

Process Dynamics and Control

A graduate in Chemical Engineering from NIT Calicut, I am currently studying for M.tech in Chemical Engineering at IIT Bombay.

Athena Susan Sajan

Understanding what process control is for,  learning about standard functions, Laplace Transform, derivations and their uses in solving differential equations, linearization and it's concept, open-loop systems, closed-loop control systems, stability, frequency response, controller tuning, advanced control systems.

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M.E.- Chemical Engineering
BITS Pilani


Umang Goswami

This course deals with the control schemes, different types of input functions  and their responses, stability of a control system. The target audience for this course is chemical and Petrochemical Engineering students.

Process Dynamics and Control- Part I

M.Tech in Process Modeling and Simulation. Research scholar @ IIT BHU, and a teacher by heart, ranked 304 in Gate 2018, a badminton freak.

Anuj Chaturvedi

Chemical processes constitute strongly nonlinear systems and for such systems, multiple steady state solutions typically exist. Stability of a chemical process plants is a must concern for every design engineer. This course will include the stability criterions and the methods used such as Routh and Bode Stability criterions. For a stable process the procedure of tuning the parameters have also been discussed here. So this course will really help the aspirants to bulid up a concept for the stability analysis.

Lessons

5 lessons • 42m

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Introduction to Instrumentation

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Static characteristics of Instruments (Part-I)

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Static Characteristics of Instruments (Part-II)

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Static Characteristics of Instruments (Part-III)

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Dynamic characteristics of Instruments