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SCADA Course
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5 Days )
General
Course to be 5 days
long, starting with introduction and containing
information about design, installation, maintenance.
Oil and Gas Production will be the basis of the course.
There will be a pre-instruction exercise, exercises
during the course and a post-instruction exercise. S.
Boyer’s book, “SCADA, Supervisory Control and Data
Acquisition”, published by ISA, will be referenced
throughout the course.
Day 1 :
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Introduction of instructor and attendees
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Pre
instruction exercise
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Outline
of the course :
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Introduction to concepts, Definitions
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Case
study of pipeline SCADA
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A
combination of many technologies
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Definitions
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Control
systems without SCADA (Local Instrumentation)
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Remote
Terminal Unit (RTU)
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Master
Terminal Unit (MTU)
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Communication between RTU and MTU (Wire, Radio,
Satellite)
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Communication between MTU and other business systems
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Applications
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Expansion
of the Subject
o
More
detailed definition of SCADA
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What is
similar between SCADA and DCS?
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What is
different between SCADA and other control systems?
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Definition of Supervisory
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Real time
and what it really means
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Brief
history of SCADA
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Why do we
need SCADA?
Day 2 :
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Manual
Control
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Concept
of feedback
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Concept
of Deadtime and Overshoot
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Automatic
Control
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Proportional, Integral and Differential Control
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Concept
of Fuzzy Logic
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Concept
of Artificial Intelligence
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Concept
of Feedforward
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Concept
of Archives
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Things we
need to measure
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Level
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Pressure
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Temperature
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Flow
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Position
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Analysis
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How to
get the information from the process to the controller
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Medium,
Language, Time
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Discrete
or Analog or Digital
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Protocols, Modbus, IEEE,
Day 3 :
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Necessary
Concepts
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Digital
Number Systems
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Electronic Tools, Schmidt Triggers, Flip Flops, Clocks
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Multiplexers/Demultiplexers and Aliasing
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Analog to
Digital Conversion
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Modems
Day 4 :
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RTUs
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MTUs and
Sub MTUs
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Protocols
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Handshaking
Day 5 :
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Wirelines,
Radios, and Telephones
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Radio
Paths
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Satellite
Communication
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Integration of the System
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Applications
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Sources
of Systems
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Economics
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Security
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Expected
future changes
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Post
Instructional Exercise
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Discussion and Questions
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