Master the Skills of Designing Advanced Instrumentation Systems for Industrial Excellence
Instrumentation Design Engineering
Comprehensive training on instrumentation design to enhance operational efficiency in the oil and gas sector.
Instrumentation Design Engineering
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Instrumentation Design Engineering - IDE26
| Code | Date | Time | Duration | Location | Currency | Early Bird Fee Per Person |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IDE26 | 10 - 21 May 2027 | 9 PM Indian Time | 2 Weeks |
Online |
USD |
1500 |
The Classes Will be from Monday to Friday Via Zoom Online With 4 Hours Each Class for 2 Weeks.
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Instrumentation Design Engineering
This course provides a deep understanding of instrumentation design engineering, focusing on the principles, techniques, and best practices used in the oil and gas industry. Participants will gain practical skills to design, implement, and maintain advanced instrumentation systems, ensuring optimum performance and safety.
Description
The Instrumentation Design Engineering course is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to design effective instrumentation systems in the oil and gas sector. This comprehensive program covers everything from the fundamentals of instrumentation to advanced design techniques, ensuring participants can create robust systems that meet industry standards. Through hands-on training and real-world examples, you'll learn to develop solutions that enhance system efficiency, reliability, and safety.
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In the highly technical field of oil and gas, instrumentation design plays a crucial role in monitoring and controlling complex processes. This course provides a thorough grounding in instrumentation design engineering, focusing on creating efficient systems that improve performance and reduce risks. Participants will explore the latest tools and methodologies, preparing them to design instrumentation systems that are both innovative and practical.
Understand the fundamentals of instrumentation design engineering.
Learn to apply design principles and techniques for instrumentation in industrial settings.
Gain hands-on experience with modern tools used in instrumentation design.
Develop skills to troubleshoot and optimize instrumentation systems.
Understand the standards and safety practices in the oil and gas industry.
The course combines theoretical learning with practical exercises, case studies, and interactive discussions. Participants will engage in real-world scenarios, simulating challenges faced in the industry to develop problem-solving skills and practical knowledge.
Improved efficiency and reliability of plant operations through well-designed instrumentation systems.
Enhanced ability to meet industry standards and safety requirements.
Reduced operational risks and downtime with optimized system performance.
Strengthened technical expertise within the engineering team.
Develop advanced skills in instrumentation design and troubleshooting.
Increased understanding of industrial processes and control systems.
Enhanced career opportunities in the field of instrumentation and control engineering.
Greater confidence in handling complex instrumentation projects.
Instrumentation Engineers
Control System Engineers
Process Engineers
Electrical Engineers
Professionals involved in plant operation and maintenance
Anyone looking to expand their knowledge in instrumentation design engineering
Module-1
Instrumentation Design - An Introduction
Introduction to Instrumentation Design & Details Engineering
Introduction about EPC Company
The tender & procurement process
How to do FEED Engineering
Listing of all Instrumentation Deliverables.
Module-2
Work Culture and How to start work in EPC Company
Roles and responsibility of other discipline
Various Input received from different department
Instrument Design document flow
Codes and Standards
Discussion of Instrumentation Design Basis
Module-3
Hazardous Areas
Definitions
Different Zones as per IEC standards
Different Division as per NEC standards
Enclosure Protection class
Ex-d. Ex-e, Ex-I, Intrinsic safety understanding
Ingress Protection Rating (IP rating).
Temperature Class details
SIL Level Introduction
Module-4
Piping & Instrumentation Diagram
P&ID - Introduction.
Abbreviations, Symbols and Legends as per ISA standards
Line number details description.
Line Class (PMS).
Close and Open Loops.
Logics and Interlocks.
Electrical and Pneumatic Signals.
ESD/DCS/FGS Signals.
Module-5
Start preparation of Project Deliverables
Prepare and Review of Instrument Index
Prepare and Review of Input/output (I/O) list
Module-6
Study of Process Instruments
Pressure Instruments
Preparation of Specification
Preparation of Datasheet
Temperature Instruments
Preparation of Specification
Preparation of Datasheet
Thermowell U Length/ Insertion Length
Calculation
Wake frequency Calculation
Level Instruments
Preparation of Specification
Preparation of Datasheet
Flow Instruments
Preparation of Specification
Preparation of Datasheet
Pressure Safety Valve
Preparation of Specification
Preparation of Datasheet
PSV sizing calculation
Control Valve/ ON-Off Valve/ Motor Operated Valve
Fundamentals and working principle
Control Valve Components
Selection of Control Valve Body/Materials
Preparation of Specification & Datasheet
Sizing calculation
Module-7
Study of Instruments Wire and Cables
Fundamentals of types of wires and its construction
Specification of wire and cable
Interconnection drawing/JB grouping
Cable/Drum Schedules
Module-8
Details Design Engineering
Discussion about Overall Plot plan
Cutting of sectional drawings
Instrument Location Plan
JB Location plan
Field Instrument Wiring Layout
Main Cable and Cable Tray Layout
Field Instrument Air Piping and
Tubing Layout
FGS Instruments Basic discussion
FGS Instrument Location Plan
Level Sketch for Level Instruments
Module -9
Hookup drawings
Pressure Instruments
Temperature Instruments
Flow Instruments
Level Instruments
Module–10
Procurement Support
Preparation of Material Requisition (MR)/Request for Quotation (RFQ)
Technical Bid Evaluation (TBE)/Analysis (TBA)
Vendor Document Review (VDR)/ Vendor Print Review
Module -11
MTO Preparation for complete Project
On successful completion of this training course, PEA Certificate will be awarded to the delegates
➢Delivered by Senior Instrumentation Design professional having extensive experience in Design & Engineering in diverse domains & industries.
➢ Sr Instrumentation Professional (Acting) having overall 15+ years of experience in Instrumentation field including Liquified Natural Gas(LNG), Oil and Gas & Petrochemical and refining technology.
➢ Detail Design & Engineering of Process Control Instrumentation of EPC Projects
➢ Project Management Consultancy (PMC)
➢ Pre-bid Engineering
➢ Basic Design & Engineering of DCS, PLC, ESD and Analyzer based systems.
➢ Team co-ordination and Inter department co-ordination
➢ Interface Management with other EPC Contractors
➢ Site Support Engineering
➢ Vendor Offer Review and Post order document review and approval
Frequently Asked Questions
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PEA reserves the right to make reasonable adjustments to course content, trainers, or schedules where necessary, without entitling delegates to a refund. Comprehensive details of each course — including objectives, target audience, and content — are clearly outlined before enrolment, and it is the responsibility of the delegate to ensure the course's suitability prior to booking.
For any inquiries related to cancellations or bookings, please contact our support team, who will be happy to assist you.
