Process Characteristics

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Overview: Basic Process Control Series - Process Characteristics

• Course seat times vary for each individual topic.
  
  
• Individuals receive a certificate of completion and 0.3 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) upon successful completion of final course examination.

• Choose the definition of a process as it is used in industry
  
• Identify four typical process variables that are monitored by industrial control systems
• Distinguish between closed and open systems and how each works
  
• Identify 3 forms and 3 categories of energy
  
• Match the terms height, mass, and pressure to their definitions
  
• Identify the influences of height, mass, and pressure on potential energy
  
• Recognize how mechanical work results from kinetic and internal energy
  
• Select the definition of temperature and the correct formulas for converting measurements between the Fahrenheit and Celsius scales
• Identify the Rankine and Kelvin scales in terms of how they relate to Fahrenheit and Celsius scales
  
• Distinguish among the heat transfer processes involved in conduction, convection, and radiation
  
• Select the definition of sensible heat
  
• Select the definitions of phase changes and latent heat
  
• Differentiate between saturated steam and superheated steam

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