In the rapidly evolving landscape of industrial automation, staying ahead of the curve is imperative for professionals, corporate entities, and educational institutions. As an industry leader with extensive experience in the automation sector, IIPD Global is committed to equipping individuals and organizations with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in this dynamic field. Our comprehensive training programs are tailored to meet the diverse needs of our clients, providing them with the tools to excel in the world of automation and embedded technologies.
Building a Strong Foundation: Automation System Engineer Program
Our Automation System Engineer program is designed to empower engineers with the essential knowledge and expertise to excel in the automation sector. This 240-hour program is divided into seven intensive sessions, each led by industry experts who bring their wealth of experience to the forefront. At IIPD Global, we understand that automation is a rapidly expanding field, and it is imperative that engineers receive the training necessary to stay relevant and competitive. Our syllabus is carefully crafted to transform our participants into industry-ready professionals capable of designing cost-effective solutions that adhere to industrial standards.
The Seven Core Sessions
1. Electrical Drives and Controls
- Master the basics of relays, contactors, MCB, MCCB, ELCB, ACB, and SDF, among others.
- Gain in-depth insights into various types of electric motors and learn to design control circuits using contactors, relays, timers, and more.
- Understand DOL (Direct-On-Line) and star delta starter designing for three-phase motors, complete with specifications.
- Explore motor drives, including AC drives and DC drives, and become proficient in programming and installing Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs).
- Learn the intricacies of discrete and continuous speed control using VFDs, as well as safety and project management concepts.
2. Field Instrumentation and Pneumatics
- - Explore different types of sensors, both analog and discrete, and familiarize yourself with technical terminology in instrumentation.
- - Learn the calibration and testing of sensors, including thermocouples, RTD, pressure gauges, level sensors, proximity switches, and limit switches.
- - Gain expertise in final control elements such as solenoid valves, control valves, motor actuators, solenoids, bellows, and manual valves.
- - Develop wiring and commissioning skills for reactor plants with PLC and SCADA control.
3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
- Delve into the architecture of PLC, understanding different modules and the power supply unit.
- Discover the role of PLC in the design process and grasp the importance of various sensors, including sinking, sourcing, NPN, PNP.
- Learn about analog addressing, continuous process monitoring and control, and different types of controllers.
- Master PLC programming for branded PLCs, NO/NC concepts, data file handling, and wiring and fault correction.
4. Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA)
- Gain proficiency in various SCADA packages and understand their role in industrial automation.
- Configure SCADA systems, RTU, and communication protocols.
- Learn script programming, real-time and historical trend analysis, configuring alarms, and real-time project development with PLC interfacing.
- Explore communication with other software, recipe management, and accessing different security levels, as well as report generation of the current plant.
5. Distributed Control System (DCS)
- Uncover the architecture of DCS and its significance in the industrial landscape.
- Compare PLC with DCS, and understand programming languages for DCS.
- Familiarize yourself with different types of cards and their functions in DCS.
6. Human Machine Interface (HMI)
- Gain insights into different types of operator interfaces, including textual and graphical.
- Learn wiring practices of HMI, data handling with HMI, and configuration and interfacing to PLC and PC.
- Explore communication standards such as DF1, Ethernet, DH45, RS232, RS485, and Profibus.
7. Control Panel Designing
- Master the art of designing different types of panels, and understanding the basic components that should be installed in a panel.
- Develop wiring details for panels, specify the physical dimensions of components, and gain expertise in earthing and cabling of panels, adhering to standard procedures.
- Learn the intricacies of P&I diagram preparation.
Conclusion
IIPD Global's Certified Training Programs offer a comprehensive and industry-relevant curriculum to empower professionals, corporate companies, and educational institutions in the field of automation. Our commitment to excellence, combined with our experienced trainers and cutting-edge curriculum, ensures that our participants become industry-ready professionals capable of addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by the ever-evolving world of automation and embedded technologies. Join us in unlocking the power of automation and building a successful future in this dynamic field.
