Class 16 Vortex Flow Meter || Instrumentation Design || SPI

Class 16 Vortex Flow Meter || Instrumentation Design || SPI
Instrumentation design and Control engineering are two closely related fields that are important for several various industries, especially the manufacturing and process sectors:
Instrumentation Design:
Definition: The development and execution of systems for measuring, controlling, and monitoring various processes in industry are known as instrumentation design. Instruments are devices or instruments that are used to measure objects, generate data, provide feedback so that processes can be managed.
The main objective of instrumentation design is to provide accurate and reliable measuring of various parameters in industrial processes, like pressure, temperature, flow, level, and other relevant variables.
Components: For the purpose of gathering data, send signals, and regulate the process, instrumentation systems typically include sensors, transmitting devices, control devices, and final control aspects (such valves and actuators).
Control Engineering:
The multidisciplinary area of control engineering, commonly referred to as control systems engineering, focuses on to the design and execution of systems that control or manage the operations of dynamic systems. It involves creating controllers and algorithms that control a system's or process's operation.
Managing a system's designed output or performance in the face of variations or modifications is the main objective of control engineering. This can be done by updating inputs in accordance with sensor feedback with the aim to ensure the accuracy, responsiveness, and reliability of the system.

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Thank you sir, for the knowledge. I'm following the detailed series. Will the series cover plc and dcs??

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Thanks for taking interest in my course. Sir I am not master on PLC and DCS, but later I will upload INtools (SPI) lectures.