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INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESS CONTROL INSTRUMENTATION and PROCESS CONTROL Author Sawhney, S. K. Chaudhary & Sunil Kumar Dairy Engineering Division NDRI, Karnal Index Module 1: Instruments and measurement system Lesson 1 Functions of instruments and measurement system 5-9 Lesson 2 Elements of generalized measurement system 10-14 Module 2: Classification and selection of instruments Lesson 3 Classification of instruments 15-19 Lesson 4 Analog and digital modes of operation 20-25 Lesson 5 Instrument selection criteria and installation procedures 26-29 Module 3: Characteristics of instruments and measurement systems Lesson 6 Static characteristics of measuring instruments I 30-33 Lesson 7 Static characteristics of measuring instruments II 34-37 Lesson 8 Static characteristics of measuring instruments III 38-40 Lesson 9 Dynamic characteristics of measuring instruments 41-45 Module 4: Induction type indicating instruments Lesson 10 Essentials of indicating instruments 46-49 Lesson 11 Principle of induction type instruments 50-53 Lesson 12 Induction type voltmeter and ammeter 54-56 Lesson 13 Induction type wattmeter, watt-hour meter, dynamometer type power factor meter 57-61 Module 5: Transducers Lesson 14 Introduction to sensors and transducers 62-67 Lesson 15 Mechanical input transducers 68-72 Lesson 16 Electrical transducers: Resistive t
measurement systems. Any invention is not of any practical utility unless it is backed by actual measurements. The measu rements thus confirm the validity of a given hypothesis and also add to its understanding. This is a Instrumentation and Process Control 6 www.AgriMoon.Com
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