Instrumentation, Controls and Electrical Systems Masterclass
Electrical power, instrumentation and control systems for oil and gas facilities — terminology, configurations and pitfalls, so multi-discipline projects stop stalling at the interfaces.
Format
Classroom · Virtual
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Multi-discipline oil and gas projects stall at the interfaces — where the process engineer, the electrical engineer and the controls specialist each assume someone else owns the gap. This five-day programme gives project teams a shared working picture of electrical power generation and distribution, process and safety instrumentation, and control strategies across upstream and midstream facilities: field production, pipelines, gas plants and offshore systems. The material covers the systems encountered in separation, gas dehydration, gas sweetening and NGL recovery — load lists, one-line diagrams, hazardous area definition, control strategies and safety systems — with the terminology, typical configurations and common pitfalls needed to manage and execute multi-discipline projects effectively.
What you will do
Who attends
- Process, chemical and mechanical engineers
- Electrical and instrumentation engineers
- IC&E technical and non-technical professionals
- Project engineers on multi-discipline facility work
Programme agenda
Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for
I.Electric power
- Fundamental parameters for power usage and generation
- Load lists, one-line diagrams and power distribution selection
- Identifying power users and evaluating equipment demand
- Hazardous area definition and circuit protection
II.Instrumentation
- What to measure, why measure a parameter, and how
- Equipment and instrument characteristics
- Selecting appropriate instrumentation and controls
III.Control and safety systems
- Control strategies, equipment and computer systems in oil and gas facilities
- Integrating components that monitor and locally control the process
- Safety systems, communications and remote control
IV.Facility application
- Separation, gas dehydration, gas sweetening, NGL recovery and associated facilities
- Field production facilities, pipelines, gas plants and offshore systems
- Terminology, typical configurations and common pitfalls in multi-discipline projects
Frequently asked
Who should attend the instrumentation and electrical systems masterclass?
Process, chemical and mechanical engineers, electrical and instrumentation engineers, IC&E technical and non-technical professionals, and project engineers on multi-discipline facility work. The five-day programme gives project teams a shared working picture, because multi-discipline projects stall at the interfaces.
Which facilities and systems does the course cover?
Upstream and midstream facilities — field production, pipelines, gas plants and offshore systems — and the systems encountered in separation, gas dehydration, gas sweetening and NGL recovery. The material spans load lists, one-line diagrams, hazardous area definition, process and safety instrumentation, control strategies and safety systems.
Is the masterclass available in-house and in French?
Yes. BIZENIUS delivers the programme in English and French, and an in-house edition can be tailored to your facilities and project portfolio. Sessions run on a rolling calendar with dates confirmed on request; fees and quotations are provided on enquiry.
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