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What kind of instrumentation books should those working in process design read?

2009-12-15View Original

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What kind of instrumentation books should those working in process design read? I’ve only been working for a little over a year. Recently, I went out with an experienced colleague to do some configuration work, and everything was so confusing to me. Could anyone suggest some books I should read? It would be great if the recommendations were specific. Thank you.
Reply #22009-12-15
I remember that the installation CD for the configuration includes tutorials; you can give it a try – what’s written there is quite useful
Reply #32009-12-16
The materials provided by the manufacturer are all in English, and I don’t really understand the basic concepts; it seems very difficult. Are there any textbooks available?
Reply #42009-12-17
This post was last edited by Shuichangshou on 2009-12-17 at 18:47. Those working in the manufacturing field certainly need to understand instruments, but there’s no need to become highly proficient in that area.

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