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• date: 28 September 2026
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What you'll learn

Understand how Pressure transmitters work from first principles
Interpret 4–20 mA loop signals and use HART communication for configuration and diagnostics
Install and commission PT transmitters correctly following industry best practices
Perform full calibration procedures including zero trim, span adjustment and 5-point verification
Execute preventive maintenance schedules for monthly, quarterly, annual and turnaround tasks
Diagnose and troubleshoot common instrument faults using structured root cause analysis
Apply safe work practices including PTW, ATEX requirements, process isolation and LOTO procedures
Select the right transmitter technology for any process application in oil, gas and petrochemical plants

Requirements

No prior instrumentation experience is required — this course starts from the basics
A basic understanding of electricity (voltage, current, circuits) is helpful but not mandatory
Familiarity with industrial plant environments (oil, gas, petrochemical) is an advantage
A willingness to learn practical, hands-on technical skills

Description

What This Course Covers?
This course gives you a complete, practical understanding of the most important transmitter type used in process plants around the world — Pressure transmitters (PT). Whether you are just starting out in instrumentation or have years of experience and want to fill gaps in your knowledge, this course takes you from the fundamental principles all the way through to real-world troubleshooting andhands-on projects.
What Makes This Course Different.
Most instrumentation courses cover theory only. This course goes further — every section includes
- Step-by-step installation and commissioning procedures.
- Full calibration walkthroughs with worksheets you can use on the job.
- Preventive maintenance schedules for monthly, quarterly, annual and turnaround tasks.
- Structured troubleshooting guides: symptom → root cause → corrective action.
- Real-world projects that simulate actual plant scenarios.
- Get access to a set of valuable simulations resources
What Will You Learn?
By the end of this course, you will be able to
-Explain how Pressure Transmitters (PT) work from first principles.
-Read and interpret 4–20 mA loop signals and use HART communication for configuration and diagnostics.
-Install and commission PT following industry best practices.
-Perform full calibration procedures including zero trim, span adjustment, and 5-point verification.
-Execute preventive maintenance schedules tailored to each instrument type.
-Diagnose and troubleshoot common instrument faults using structured root-cause analysis.
-Apply safe work practices including PTW, ATEX requirements, process isolation, and LOTO procedures.
-Select the right transmitter technology for any process application in oil, gas, and petrochemical plants.
-Complete real-world projects including calibration records, fault diagnosis cases, and a full loop check dossier.
Course Structure
Here is the complete course structure based on your uploaded curriculum
-Total Sections: 3 sections
-Total Lectures: 13 lectures (broken down as 4 in Section 1, 8 in Section 2, and 1 in Section 3).
Section 1: Introduction
-Lecture 1: Introduction
-Lecture 2: Process Instrumentation
-Lecture 3: P&ID Symbols & ISA Tag Codes, 4-20mA
-Lecture 4: 4-20mA & HART Simulation
Section 2: Pressure Transmitter (PT)
-Lecture 5: Pressure Transmitter (PT)
-Lecture 6: PT Types 02
-Lecture 7: PT - 3- & 5-Ways Valve Training 03
-Lecture 8: PT - Maintenance 04
-Lecture 9: PT - Calibration 05
-Lecture 10: 3 - Bourdon Pressure Gauge
-Lecture 11: 4 - Pressure Gauge Main & Calibration
-Lecture 12: 5 - PT Simulation
Section 3: PT Gallery - Field Photos
-Lecture 13: PDF

Who this course is for

This course is designed for instrumentation technicians, process engineers, plant operators and maintenance personnel working in oil, gas, petrochemical, power, and water treatment industries. It is also ideal for students and graduates who want to build a strong foundation before entering the industry.
Industry Context
All content is grounded in real petrochemical plant experience and aligned with international standards including ISO 5167, IEC 61511, NAMUR NE 43, and ATEX/IECEx directives. Examples and procedures are drawn from actual plant environments in the Middle East and global oil and gas industry.
Your instructor
Your instructor brings hands-on experience from large-scale EPC projects in the oil, gas and petrochemical industry — including instrumentation engineering for major plant expansions in Qatar. The content reflects real challenges faced by engineers and technicians on the ground, not just textbook theory.
Enroll Today
If you want to build real, job-ready instrumentation skills that you can apply on your first day back at the plant — this course is for you.
ClickEnroll Now and start learning today.

Who this course is for

Instrumentation technicians and apprentices who want to build a solid foundation in process transmitters and advance their career in oil, gas or petrochemical plant
Process and instrument engineers who need a practical, structured reference for PT installation, calibration, maintenance and troubleshooting
Plant operators and maintenance personnel who work alongside instrumentation teams and want to better understand how transmitters function and how faults are diagnosed

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/process-instrumentation-pressure-transmitter-masterclass/

   
   
   

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