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Enroll in our GAS MONITORS e-learning course and you will get the following
- A step by step training in the technology, with over 120 pages of rich text, animations, graphics, real-life photos and practical how-to videos.
- A vendor-neutral training course. We are not Gas Monitor suppliers, Gas Detection or Fire & Gas System vendors or system integrators.
- Easy to understand animations and graphics, in addition to text
- A Self -assessment test at the end of the course
- A Certificate of Completion if you pass the online test
- Immediate download to your PC/laptop
- Unlimited use on a single PC
THE FIRST EVER COMPREHENSIVE LEARNING COURSE ON GAS MONITORS!
Welcome to Abhisam Software-the leader in technical training!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LEARNING UNIT THREE-Gas Monitoring Systems
LESSON ONE-Dedicated systems
- Dedicated Systems-Introduction
- Dedicated Systems-The channel card
- Dedicated Systems-Architecture 1
- Dedicated Systems-Architecture 2
- Dedicated Systems-Advantages and Disadvantages
- Dedicated Systems
LESSON TWO-Open Systems
- Open Systems-Introduction
- Open Systems-Integrated DCS & Gas Monitoring system
- Open Systems-Other possibilities
- Open Systems- Advantages & Disadvantages
- Open Systems
LEARNING UNIT FOUR-Installation, Calibration & Maintenance
LESSON ONE-Planning & Installation of gas monitors
- Planning of gas monitoring systems 1
- Planning of gas monitoring systems 2
- Planning of gas monitoring systems-placement
- Relative weights of different gases
- Planning of gas monitoring systems-placement
- Placement of the gas monitors
- Installation of gas monitors--A simulation exercise
- Installation of gas monitors
LESSON TWO-Calibration & Testing
- Calibration of Gas Monitors
- Calibration of Gas Monitors
- Preparation for Calibration
- Calibration of Gas Monitors-example 1
- Calibration of Gas Monitors-example 2
- Calibration of Gas Monitors-example 3
- Calibration of Gas Monitors-example 4
- LEL values of Explosive Gases
- Correction Factors--Catalytic Combustion monitors
- Calibration Factors--PID instruments
- Calibration -Tips for a better Gas Monitor performance
- Calibration
LESSON THREE-Maintenance
- Maintenance of Gas Monitors-Introduction
- Maintenance of Gas Monitors-example 1
- Maintenance of Gas Monitors-example 2
- Thank You
SELF ASSESSMENT TEST
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Abhisam Software
8345 NW 66TH ST #9035
MIAMI FL 33166-2626
USA
Call us on (407)965-1387 or write to us at mail@abhisam.com
MORE QUESTIONS?
If you still have more questions, or would like to have more information, please get in touch with us directly.
Abhisam Software
8345 NW 66TH ST #9035
MIAMI FL 33166-2626
USA
Call us on (407)965-1387 or write to us at mail@abhisam.com
LEARNING UNIT ONE-Gas Monitor Fundamentals
LESSON ONE- Introduction to Gas Monitors
- Introduction to the course
- Introduction to gas monitors
- What is a gas monitor?
- Why use a gas monitor?
- History of gas monitors
- Where are gas monitors used?--Oil refining
- Where are gas monitors used?-Storage Tanks
- Where are gas monitors used? - Electronics & semiconductor plants
- Where are gas monitors used?-Oil Production
- A typical gas monitor
- A personal gas monitor
- A personal gas monitor-2
- A portable gas monitor
- A fixed gas monitor
- Summary of Lesson One
LESSON TWO-Basic Concepts
- Lesson Outline
- Fire Triangle
- Lower Explosive Limit & Upper Explosive Limit
- Lower Explosive Limit & Upper Explosive Limit-2
- Flash Point
- Accuracy
- Accuracy & Inaccuracy
- Accuracy of a Gas Monitor
- Calibration
- Calibration of Gas Monitors
- Linearity
- Linearity-2
- Repeatability
- Repeatability & Accuracy
- An exercise in repeatability
- An exercise in repeatability
- Summary of Lesson Two
LESSON THREE-Explosive & Toxic Gases
- Lesson Outline
- Explosive gases & Toxic Gases
- Regulatory & Standards Bodies
- Terminology--Explosive Gases
- Terminology--Toxic Gases
- TWA (Time Weighted Average)
- More on TWA (Time Weighted Average)
- STEL (Short Term Exposure Limit)
- IDLH & Ceiling Limit
- REL, PEL & TLV ---What do they mean?
- REL, PEL & TLV ---Some values
- A graph of TWA. STEL and Ceiling Limits
- Conclusion
LEARNING UNIT TWO-Types of Gas Monitors
LESSON ONE-Catalytic Combustion Type
- Learning Unit Outline
- Introduction to Catalytic Combustion
- Catalytic Combustion sensor--How it works 1
- Catalytic Combustion sensor -How it works 2
- Catalytic Combustion sensor -How it works 3
- Catalytic Combustion sensor -construction
- Catalytic Combustion sensor -characteristics
- Catalytic Combustion sensor -Advantages & Disadvantages
- Catalytic Combustion sensor
LESSON TWO-Electrochemical Type
- Introduction to Electrochemical sensors
- Electrochemical sensors-Principles 1
- Electrochemical sensors-Principles 2
- Electrochemical sensors-Actual Operation
- Electrochemical sensors-Construction 1
- Electrochemical sensors-Construction 2
- Electrochemical sensors-Other characteristics
- Electrochemical sensors-Interference
- Electrochemical sensors-Advantages & Disadvantages
- Electrochemical sensors
LESSON THREE-Semiconductor type
- Semiconductor sensors-Introduction 1
- Semiconductor sensors-Introduction 2
- Semiconductor sensors-Working 1
- Semiconductor sensors-Working 2
- Semiconductor sensors-Working 3
- Semiconductor sensors-Advantages & Disadvantages
- Semiconductor sensors
LESSON FOUR-Infra Red Type
- Infra Red sensors-How are they different?
- What are Waves?
- Basics of waves
- The electromagnetic spectrum 1
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum 2
- Infra Red sensors-Basic Concepts
- Transmittance & Absorbance
- Infra Red sensors-Beer Lambert Law 1
- Infra Red sensors-Beer Lambert Law-2
- Infra Red sensors-- Absorption Pattern of Methane
- Infra Red monitors
- Infra Red monitors-Dispersive
- Infra Red monitors-Non dispersive
- Infra Red monitors-Point type and Open Path
- Infra Red monitors- Open Path
- Infra Red gas monitors-Open Path Concepts
- Infra Red gas monitors-Point type and Open Path
- Infra Red gas monitors-Advantages & Disadvantages
- Infra Red gas monitors
LESSON FIVE-PID Type
- Photo Ionization Detectors-Introduction
- Photo Ionization Detectors-Principle of Operation
- Photo Ionization Detectors-A typical instrument
- Photo Ionization Detectors-The UV Lamp
- Photo Ionization Detectors-Kinds of lamps 1
- Photo Ionization Detectors-Kinds of lamps 2
- Photo Ionization Detectors-Lamp selection
- Photo Ionization Detectors- Correction Factors
- Photo Ionization Detectors-VOC monitoring
- Photo Ionization Detectors-Alarm Limits
- Photo Ionization Detectors-Advantages & Disadvantages
- Photo Ionization Detectors