Title: Module Overview - 6
Course: Open PRO131 Instrumentation II > Section: Module 6:& Instrumentation Power Supply Emergency Shutdown (ESD), Interlocks & Protective Devices

Module Overview | Module Learning Objectives
Face-to Face

We will meet for your hands-on labs

Online

1. First read through my
2. Next familiarize yourself with the class discussion questions so that you can be thinking of them while you read. Note posting deadlines.
3. Then for this mod you want to read the assigned chapter in your text and then answer the Checking Your Knowledge questions at the end of chapter and upload in Canvas.
4. Take the Reading & Understanding quiz when you feel like you will do well.
5. Complete assignments before the due dates-remember, the "due" date is not the "do" date.
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Instrumentation Power Supply

After completing this chapter, you will be able to:

- Define terms associated with instrumentation power supply.
- Explain the purpose of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems.
- Given a diagram, identify components in a UPS system.

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Emergency Shutdown (ESD), Interlocks, and Protective Devices

- After completing this chapter, you will be able to:
- Define terms associated with emergency shutdown systems, interlocks, and alarms.
- Given a drawing, picture, or actual device, identify and describe basic shutdown devices.
- Recall the use of programmable logic controllers in ESD systems.
- Given a PFD and/or P&ID and a legend, locate and identify emergency shutdown devices.
- Given a basic description of a process and a P&ID of its ESD system, describe what a specific ESD is designed to protect.
- Describe common types of alarms.
- Explain voting logic.
- Explain methods for testing and resetting ESDs.
- Discuss issues associated with bypass of an ESD.
- Discuss how redundancy devices are used to prevent nuisance shutdowns