Advances in software, machine learning, and robotics are quickly making it possible for companies to accomplish more with fewer workers.
Automation is commonly used in these industries:
Oil and gas automation, also known as oilfield automation, in the oil and gas industry refers to a growing number of processes, many involving digital technologies, that can help energy producers better compete in global markets
Automated wastewater treatment systems are poised to make treatment plants more efficient than ever before. These systems can provide several benefits for plant managers, including remote monitoring, better data, a more efficient process and access to predictive maintenance strategies
Building automation system (BAS) is a network designed to connect and automate certain functions inside a building. All of the building control systems, from lighting and HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning) to fire and security systems—all wired through one set of controls.
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
For the majority of the industrial process applications, Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers are the backbone of the industrial applications. Automations and robotics are distributed on the manufacturer’s floor, or in a wide area e.g. oil industry.
This course will focus on understanding the Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers requirements, programming and implementation. The practical approach of the course is guaranteed by having students perform hands-on work on cutting edge technology communication networks.
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
For the majority of the industrial process applications, Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers are the backbone of the industrial applications. Automations and robotics are distributed on the manufacturer’s floor, or in a wide area e.g. oil industry.
This course will focus on understanding the Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers requirements, programming and implementation. The practical approach of the course is guaranteed by having students perform hands-on work on cutting edge technology communication networks.
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The student learns the most important types of motor controls and their applications. Students design different types of motor controls, protection coordination involving relay logic and motor vector drives. Students learn the more important types of automation and the requirements for servo control.
COURSE OUTCOMES:
Upon successful completion of this course, the students will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
Learn to set up a servo control system using Allen-Bradley and ControlLogix technology. Perform auto-tuning of servo motors to match the mechanical parameters of the process with the electrical system. Use RSLogix 5000 to program the ControlLogix 5000 equipped with MO-2AE and MO-8SE (SERCOS) connected to Ultra 3000, Kinetix 2000 or Ultra 1394 drive. Learn basic and motion control instructions and applications, using ladder logic programming and virtual axis on Softlogix 5800 Controller. Absolute and Incremental Moves; Jogging; Homing; Redefine Position; Electronic Gearing; Move Dynamic Change and Merging Two different
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
Discover a unified approach to developing and troubleshooting Allen-Bradley–based automations. In the first part of the course, focus on the Allen-Bradley integration/development tools: IAR Integrated Architecture Builder, Motion Analyzer software and RAISE software and testing tools. Learn the ladder logic handler for debugging purposes, and how to set up the FactoryTalk View Studio for Alarm and Trend. In the second part of the course, develop an automation starting from a design requirement, using the Allen-Bradley tools and systematic approach and a variety of subsystems.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Automation Technician • PLC Programmer • Integrator
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
In this course, you will learn some of the methods and best practices well as some of the tools that are provided to expedite both the HMI and PLC development process. Understand the SCADA architecture and identify components in a SCADA system. Learn how to implement a distributed human-machine interface (HMI) system, setup the plant performance monitoring system and perform the total plant integration. Use different programming languages in a single application.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Integrator • Automation specialist • PLC Programmer
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
Learn the skills required to setup a process control e.g. Batch Control; Multiple Motor System Starter; Compressor Tank Level control or any other Process used in an Industrial application.
The Industrial Process Control Course will focus on setting up application using PID and PIDE extended control performing Tuning and Auto-tuning based on Ziegler Nichols and other close loop control design and optimization theory. The implementation of Industrial Process Control application will consider multiple languages and FTAP VIEW using Active-X Face Plates.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
You will learn how to setup a distributed control system using Rockwell software. Student will have an opportunity to manage Windows domain controller, install SQL server, administrate user security with FactoryTalk Administration Console, and data collection in FT View SE/ME.
Learn how to use FactoryTalk AssetCentre for manage application and equipment, setup plant performance monitoring system based on RSBizWare, setup FactoryTalk View Network
Distributed for Viewanyware solution.
COURSE OUTCOMES:
Upon successful completion of this course, the students will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:
Learn to use FactoryTalk View network distributed edition for Viewanyware solution
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
Provides an opportunity to explore some of the techniques and tools available to troubleshoot a Logix-based control system. Once a Logix-based control platform has been programmed and is in operation, there are various conditions that could occur that would require troubleshooting the system. Become familiar and comfortable with troubleshooting the basics of RSLogix 5000 programming software.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
For the majority of the industrial process applications, Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers are the backbone of the industrial applications. Automations and robotics are distributed on the manufacturer’s floor, or in a wide area e.g. oil industry.
This course will focus on understanding the Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers requirements, programming and implementation. The practical approach of the course is guaranteed by having students perform hands-on work on cutting edge technology communication networks.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
For the majority of the industrial process applications, Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers are the backbone of the industrial applications. Automations and robotics are distributed on the manufacturer’s floor, or in a wide area e.g. oil industry.
This course will focus on understanding the Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers requirements, programming and implementation. The practical approach of the course is guaranteed by having students perform hands-on work on cutting edge technology communication networks.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
For the majority of the industrial process applications, Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers are the backbone of the industrial applications. Automations and robotics are distributed on the manufacturer’s floor, or in a wide area e.g. oil industry.
This course will focus on understanding the Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers requirements, programming and implementation. The practical approach of the course is guaranteed by having students perform hands-on work on cutting edge technology communication networks.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
In this course, you will learn some of the methods and best practices well as some of the tools that are provided to expedite both the HMI and PLC development process. Understand the SCADA architecture and identify components in a SCADA system. Setup the plant performance monitoring system and perform the total plant integration. Use different data logging methods to export data from HMI to application such as EXCEL and SQL server. Use VB scripts for animation, connection to database, and schedule.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
After participating in the course, you will be able to:
Description
For the majority of the industrial process applications, Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers are the backbone of the industrial applications. Automations and robotics are distributed on the manufacturer’s floor, or in a wide area e.g. oil industry.
This course will focus on understanding the Programmable Logic Controllers and Programmable Automation Controllers requirements, programming and implementation. The practical approach of the course is guaranteed by having students perform hands-on work on cutting edge technology communication networks.
Course Outline:
Who Should Attend:
Managers • Engineers • Consultants • Technicians & Supervisors • Operations Personnel
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