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Xiaobai learns instrumentation

2017-02-11View Original

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I work in chemical processing and would like to learn about instruments. However, the chemical engineering books given to me by experienced instrument technicians contain many terms that I don’t understand, making it very difficult for me to follow the content. I’m seeking recommendations for courses that guide learning about instruments step by step; it would be even better if there are university-level courses on this topic. Thank you! :):):)
Reply #22017-02-11
Ask a plumber or look it up online
Reply #32017-02-11
Where can I find question banks? I also want to become literate.
Reply #42017-02-11
Instrument Technician’s Manual: Training Material for Instrumentation and Automation in the Petrochemical Industry
Reply #52017-02-11
Automated control in the production process: Question bank for instrument technicians. .
Reply #62017-02-12
Bookstores sell question sets for instrument technicians; you can learn while doing the exercises*, progressing from simple to more complex topics

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