THESE STUDY NOTES WILL SIMPLIFY YOUR LEARNING FLOW.

TOO MUCH COMPLEX DETAIL CAN CONFUSING YOU.–

From years experiences of senior instrument engineer working in Oil and Gas Engineering project, these notes are compiled and design to help you memorize the TRUNK/fundamental. A must know basic knowledge for instrument engineer.

These study notes consist of :

Important project notes and standard.
Good/common engineering practice in oil and gas project.
Highlight product and catalog overview.

It is a great starter package study material for instrument engineer, especially who work in Hydrocarbon (Oil and Gas) project.

WHERE TO START?

We recommend start with the First Things First notes, then continue with other notes.

► First Things First - Instrument Engineer Study Notes

► CV, PCV, PSV - Instrument Engineer Study Notes

► Fire and Gas Detection (F&G) - Instrument Engineer Study Notes

FIRST THINGS FIRST

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First Things First

Instrument Engineer Study Notes (PDF)

13 chapters, 142 pages

Rp 299,000

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CV, PCV, PSV VALVES

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Control Valve (CV)

Pressure Regulator Valve (PCV)

Pressure Safety Valve (PSV)

Instrument Engineer Study Notes (PDF)

3 parts total 28 chapters, 112 pages

Rp 259,000

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FIRE AND GAS DETECTION

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Fire and Gas Detection

Instrument Engineer Study Notes (PDF)

7 chapters, 51 pages

Rp 239,000

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ORIGIN.

❶ Instrument Engineering is a discipline with vast product variation and technology, hence it will take steep learning curve to master. Often new engineers will find it difficult because there is so much to learn and they are confused about where to start. Sources of knowledge are very much found in this digital age, but without deeply understand the trunk and main branches, too much complex details can confusing you, and the learning time will be longer and exhausting.

❷ Instrument Engineer Study Notes series are designed for instrument engineer to understand the trunk/main branch first, and simplify their learning flow. It is designed to help you to remember important topics to provide a good base knowledge. With combination of structured important points, good engineering practice, and product overview, the learning flow is expected to be more effective. This will be a great source for your daily reference, and a good quick study material also for your interview test preparation.

HIGH

QUALITY

CONTENTS.

❶ Reasonable effort has been made to assure that the content is accurate and relevant to the industry, especially in oil and gas project.

❷ These study notes are carefully prepared by senior engineer with more than 20 years of real project experience working in engineering company with various reputable Clients. You will get a high quality contents and good learning flow.

DIGITAL

FORMAT.

❶ Provided in digital pdf format only.

❷ Language used : English.

AVAILABLE

RELEASE.

❶ Available study notes release are: First Things First General Instrument Design, CV PSV PSV Design Engineering, and Fire & Gas Detection Design Engineering.

WHO'S

THESE

STUDY

NOTES

FOR.

❶ These notes are for instrument engineer. However other discipline engineer or project engineer can take advantage also from the knowledge and practice provided.

❷ It will be a great exposure also for engineering degree student from physics, electrical, or chemical engineering major who aim to work in oil and gas / hydrocarbon industry.

LICENSE.

❶ These notes have gone through years of development. If it helps you, please purchase it from our official store as a token of appreciation. Thank you!

❷ You agree to use this materials only for yourself reading / self development. Do not resell, redistribute, or misuse it for other commercial purposes.

TRADEMARK NOTICE.

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