ELE135 Industrial Instrumentation with LabVIEW
Course description for academic year 2019/2020
Contents and structure
The subject covers the most common components and measurements found in process monitoring and control as well as LabVIEW used for process data acquisition, manipulation, presentation and generation.
Contents
- Introduction to the content of measurement systems in industrial processes, including process control and data acquisition
- P&ID (Piping and Instrumentation Diagram) with the relations between measurements and process equipment such as pumps and valves
- An overview of common processes and their corresponding measurements and instruments, such as pressure, temperature, flow and level (plus instrument functionality)
- Explosion safety and reliability
- Basic graphical programming
- Variables, structures, arrays, clusters
- Producer/consumer structure
- Data in and out via external equipment (DAQ)
Process control with LabVIEW
Learning Outcome
Knowledge
The candidate has an overview of industrial control and supervision in addition to programming strategies for graphical programming.
Skills
The candidate is able to participate in the selection of instrumentation solutions for an industrial process.
The candidate is able to perform programming in LabVIEW.
General qualifications
The candidate is able to participate in planning, commissioning and operation of an industrial instrumentation system
Entry requirements
None
Recommended previous knowledge
The students are assumed to have prerequisites similar to the following subjects:
- ELE100/ELE141 Electric Basics 1
- ELE101/ELE142 Electric Basics 2
- ELE102 Computer technologies and programming
Teaching methods
Lectures and practical exercises
Compulsory learning activities
Four laboratory exercises, where three must be approved. The coursework requirements are valid for three following semesters
Assessment
Written exam, 5 hours. Grades from A to F, where F is not passed.
Examination support material
PC which is not connected to a network., all written and printed aids, any calculator.
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