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Distributed Control System Operation (Intermediate)

This 5-day course from February to March 2020 focuses on intermediate distributed control system (DCS) operation. The objectives are to acquire knowledge on remotely controlling process units from a centralized control room using DCS and learning control parameters, alarms, ESD logics, start-up permissives, and safety shutdowns. The course is intended for oil and gas company employees in Kuwait working as control room operators under supervision. Each day will cover different aspects of DCS operation including control loops, variables, set points, and commissioning/decommissioning processes.

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Distributed Control System Operation (Intermediate)

This 5-day course from February to March 2020 focuses on intermediate distributed control system (DCS) operation. The objectives are to acquire knowledge on remotely controlling process units from a centralized control room using DCS and learning control parameters, alarms, ESD logics, start-up permissives, and safety shutdowns. The course is intended for oil and gas company employees in Kuwait working as control room operators under supervision. Each day will cover different aspects of DCS operation including control loops, variables, set points, and commissioning/decommissioning processes.

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Distributed Control System Operation

(Intermediate)
Course Duration & Date
5 days
February 2020 – March 2020

Program Objectives
The course should serve the following overall learning objectives:
 Acquire Knowledge on Remote control of Process Unit Operation from
Centralized Control Room through DCS.
 Module 13: Distributed Control System Operation(Intermediate)
o Control of different process parameters, ESD interlock settings, Alarms
and trip interlocks settings, Monitoring- Feed composition, Gas oil ratio,
average temperature, temperature profile, pressure, differential
pressure, control valve position. Change production rate and product
specification- manipulation of variables. Methods of controlling the
reaction (including rate and yield); effect of changing reaction variables.
o Reads processing schedules, operating logs, test results of oil samples,
and laboratory recommendations to determine changes in equipment
controls required to produce specified quantity and quality of product
o Observe automatic alarm signals and trends of alarms, initiate corrective
actions to correct alarms.
o Identify equipment variations/irregularities from observed DCS data and
trends, assess urgency and impact of activity, and communicate to
concerned divisions and/or personnel.
o ESD logics, start-up permissive and safety shut down interlocks and set
points. Interlock by-pass procedures
o DMC architecture- control variables, dependent and independent- set
points and impact on plant performance. Commissioning and de-
commissioning of DMC loops

Who should attend?


 Employees in Oil & gas Company - Kuwait
 Take Charge as Control Room Operator(Grade 12)-Acting under the supervision
of CCR Operator

Course outline
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