ProNamics Control Inc.
PO Box 2714 V8B 0B8 Squamish, BC, Canada

We are conducting our biannual Pipeline Process Control Optimization and Troubleshooting courses May 30 to June 1 in Edmonton Alberta. Please check out the course information at http://www.pronamicscontrol.com/brpdf/brplpctc.pdf Give us a call or visit our web site to register.

ProNamics Pipeline Process Control Optimization and Troubleshooting courses have been scheduled for April 2 to 4 in Houston Texas and May 28 to 30 in Edmonton Alberta. Please check out the course information at http://www.pronamicscontrol.com/plpct.html

We will be offering another session of our Pipeline Process Control optimization & Troubleshooting course the May 16 to 18, 2012 at the Sawridge Inn Edmonton AB. Please visit our web site at www.pronamicscontrol.com to view a short video on the course and view the course brochure at www.pronamicscontrol.com/plpct.html . Look forward to see you at the course.

Send us your control loop problems and we can see if we can help.

The three day course is intended to strengthen the student's ability to optimize petroleum pipeline process control performance. The course is primarily intended for process and control engineers, instrument and electrical technicians and operations management personnel who want to improve their ability to optimize/troubleshoot pipeline process controls. The course explores the implications of process equipment design on control performance and would be beneficial for maintenance and design engineers.

Have a Control Loop Problem? ProNamics can help! ProNamics is providing an Control Loop Troubleshooting Service from our office. Simply email us your problem description with a sketch of the control loop and a trend plot(s) or data and we will do a no cost preliminary review. If we feel we can help, for a fee, we will work with you to develop a troubleshooting plan to conduct control loop tests. Well analyse the test results to determine the ultimate source of the problem. I...f Controller tuning is the problem additional testing may be required to implement new controller tuning. We will recommend improvements if the sensor or control valve is the source of the problem. The objective is to help you achieve a fast, effective and inexpensive resolution to a control loop problem. Please contact us if you would like more information.

The three day course is intended to strengthen the students ability to optimize petroleum pipeline process control performance. The course is primarily intended for process and control engineers, instrument and electrical technicians and operations management personnel who want to improve their ability to optimize/troubleshoot pipeline process controls. The course explores the implications of process equipment design on control performance and would be beneficial for maintenance and design engineers.

The Process Control Optimization & Troubleshooting Course is a four day course intended to strengthen the students ability to optimize process performance. The first half of the course focuses on improving control loop performance. The measurement of process dynamics and Lambda tuning are the key topics. The second half of the course focuses on time series analysis techniques to characterize variability, troubleshooting techniques, and management approaches to maintaining a low variability operation. Particular attention is paid to the upgrading of consistency control performance. Approximately 40% of the course is devoted to a computer-based lab that illustrates the main concepts.