This Module provides an in-depth understanding of core field instrumentation used in process industries such as Oil & Gas, Power, Chemical, and Manufacturing plants.
It focuses on pressure, flow, level, and temperature measurement principles, industrial transmitters, installation practices, and real plant applications.

The Module is designed to build a strong field instrumentation foundation, especially for students and engineers entering site, commissioning, operations, and maintenance roles.

This module is part of the instruX Internship Program and forms the foundation for applied practice and project work. 

Who This Module Is For 

• Instrumentation & Electrical Engineering students

• Fresh graduates preparing for plant roles

• Working instrumentation engineers

• Maintenance & commissioning professionals

Module Learning Outcomes

• Pressure measurement principles (gauge, absolute, differential)

• Pressure transmitters, gauges, and switches

• Flow measurement methods (orifice, venturi, magnetic, vortex)

• Level measurement techniques (DP, radar, ultrasonic, displacer)

• Temperature measurement (RTDs, thermocouples, thermowells)

• Instrument selection based on process conditions

• Industrial applications and common field practices

This module is delivered during Phase 1 – Core Learning of the instruX Internship Program. 

Learning Outcome : 

• Understand industrial FLPT instruments

• Identify instruments used in real plants

• Read instrument tags & datasheets

• Build strong foundation for site & plant jobs

Learning Approach : 

• Practical explanation with industrial visuals

• Real plant examples instead of textbook theory

• Step-by-step understanding of instruments