Instrumentation term is commonly used in engineering, which means measurement and control for industrial process systems. Various processes in the petrochemical, Oil & Gas, and Power industries need to be maintained at controlled levels to get the desired product. It is commonly done by controlling such process variables as pressure, temperature, and liquid level; using measurement devices (instruments) with typical control systems.

Instrumentation plays a significant role in both gathering information from the field and changing the field parameters An Instrumentation engineer is responsible for designing, developing, installing, managing and/or maintaining equipment which is used to monitor and control engineering systems, machinery and processes. Instrumentation engineer ensure that these systems and processes operate effectively, efficiently and safely.

What You Will learn 

Overview of EPC Industry and Scope

➢ Role of Instrumentation Engineer in various types of Industry.

➢ Knowing Client requirements and collection of specific data for projects.

➢ Relevant Codes & Standards.

➢ Review / study of P&ID’s

➢ Instrument Design Basis

➢ Instrument Specifications (for Field Inst., DCS, ESD, F&G, Package Inst. Etc.)

➢ Selection of Instruments for Controlling Flow, Temperature, level and Pressure.

➢ Instrument Index

➢ I/O List

➢ Instrument Material Requisitions

➢ Instrument Data Sheets

➢ IDC Checks (Process Data and other inputs/ outputs)

➢ Instrument Location Plan Details

➢ Review of Layout, Planning of Cable Tray Routings etc.

➢ Control Room Layout (Planning of estimated Cabinets)

➢ Cable Block Diagram

➢ Cable Schedule

➢ Instrument JB Wiring

➢ Inst. Loop Diagram

➢ Logic Diagrams (as per Cause & Effect)

➢ Hook-Up Drawing,

➢ Installation Drawings

➢ JB Layout, Cable Tray Layout

➢ Bulk MTO