Myke King’s Process Control – Advance Process Control Techniques – Part 2

Following on from the introductory course Process Control – A Practical Approach, this course takes the techniques that the delegate has learnt and, using the same practical hands-on approach, shows how they are applied to common processes.
While course delegates will find it helpful to have a basic understanding of the processes, in each case an introduction covers their general principles and key operating variables. Each module addresses the implementation of basic controls on the process and then moves on to the application of more advanced techniques. In the case of the distillation these include both multivariable control and optimisation. The methodology covered, when later applied by the delegate to real processes, will ensure that the maximum benefit is captured by each layer of the control hierarchy.

Delegates would include control engineers, process engineers, mechanical engineers and plant supervisors. It is strongly recommended that those attending this course have previously attended the introductory course. The learning is intensive and, while some refresher material is included, delegates without the appropriate basic skills will have difficulty keeping up with others.