Are there any reference books on automation and instrumentation?

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Reference books on automatic control, reference books for instrumentation professionals

Reply #22017-03-31

You can take a look at books as well as **industry standards and specifications

Reply #32017-03-31

Adding to what was said above: there are installation diagrams for instruments in the chemical and steel industries, as well as HG/T 20505 (which is useful for determining PID addresses and similar things). It’s also important to gather information on equipment selection from manufacturers – such as valve specifications from Fisher, temperature control products from Chuanyi, and cable and tray samples from Tiankang, among others.

Reply #42017-03-31

Process Measurement and Analysis

Reply #52017-04-01

Thank you to the original poster. . . Already downloaded

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