WTWH Media LLC’s Post

Did you know that our Energy Systems Instrumentation Engineering Technology program uses the same devices that high end industries, like Simplot, uses? This prepares our students for when they enter the workforce. #instrumentationengineeringtechnology #istrumentation #engineering #simplot #idahostateu #isucollegeoftech #idahostatetech

Successfully completed another very essential and interesting course on Advanced Industrial Instrument and Control System. The course title is : Industrial Automation System. Thanks to the Expert, Course Coordinator & Trainer Gourab Chakraborty dada for making this learning experience so interesting and informative. It’s time to implement these learnings in practical engineering field and explore in depth. #electricalengineering #electricaldesign #automation #industrialautomation #learninganddevelopment

I'm excited to share that I've successfully completed the Classic Control course under the guidance of Eng Ahmed Sobhy His precise and thorough explanations have been instrumental in enhancing my expertise in the field.🤝🏻 Throughout the course, I delved into a diverse array of topics, encompassing: • Foundational Electrical Concepts • Fundamental Principles of Control Systems • Different Types of Loads and Switches • Insights into Relays, Contactors, and SSRs • Introduction to Design Principles • Various Motor Starting Techniques: DOL, Soft Starter, AC Drive, Star-Delta • Comprehensive Understanding of Protection Devices and Systems • Practical Application through 25 Industrial Projects • And much more. This learning journey marks a significant milestone in my professional growth, equipping me with invaluable skills that I'm eager to apply in practical scenarios.🕹️ #ElectricalEngineering #ControlSystems #ProfessionalDevelopment #Engineering

Are you ready to power up your electrical technical expertise? 🔌⭐️ Here are seven electrifying tips to help you take it to the next level! 💡 1. Stay plugged into industry news to stay in the loop with the latest advancements and trends. 2. Attend workshops and conferences to network with experts and gain valuable insights. 3. Join professional organizations like the Electrical Engineering Association to connect with like-minded individuals and access resources. 4. Don't just stick to theory - get your hands dirty with hands-on learning experiences, like building your own circuits. 5. Seek out mentorship opportunities to learn from seasoned professionals and gain practical wisdom. 6. Stay updated with regulations and safety standards to ensure your work is compliant and secure. 7. Embrace a mindset of continuous learning, because the electrical field is constantly evolving! Get ready to electrify your knowledge and shine bright in your electrical technical journey! 💡✨ #ElectricalExpertise #PowerUpYourSkills

Ever wondered how automated systems work seamlessly? Our online Instrument & Control Engineering course provides the answers. Enroll now to uncover the mechanics behind automation. #EngineeringInsightsLearn how to engineer Instrumentation & Control. Check out the below course. https://lnkd.in/edHU6DdH

Process, to me, is a wide word. Process refers to a systematic approach to achieving a certain target. Process also refers to change. It refers to change in potential, in energy, in worth. Process also refers to general steps. It's not detailed like procedures, but you can count on process to be at the forefront. As a Process Engineer, I have conducted studies, provided support to troubleshooting, conducted monitoring, observed potentials in improvements. One of the weirdest task I have done has nothing on process in actual fact. There was an issue. A starter motor for a diesel engine caught fire, twice. I was assigned to join the RCA as a team member. I went ahead and do a full-blown investigation. The finding: It was a new diesel engine. The one it replaced has to be primed prior to start. It was stated in the operating procedure. The new one, was not mentioned to have this need in the company's operating procedure. Turns out it requires one, as stated in the OEM's operating procedure. This was after I had called in the local PLC vendor to assist in printing out the logic (there were concerns that the timer for the motor was off), conducted voltage and amperage reading going to the motor as it was started (could it be that it is drawing more power than needed?) and finally called the diesel engine OEM to help with explaining what other factors do we need to look at. And he pointed out to the exact page. You might think that this in turn has nothing to do with Process. Well, not really. It is. It's related to the proper process of motor start up which was not covered in the company's operating procedure post project. It is not a Chemical Engineering thing. But heck it did teach me about process control, and taught me a little bit of Electrical Engineering. #processengineer #plantlife #troubleshoot #continuouslearning

What is Control Engineering? 10 Incredible Insights into the Transformative World of Control Engineering What is control engineering? This is a question that often arises in the fields of automation and systems design. Control engineering, also known as control systems engineering, is a discipline that applies control theory to design systems with desired behaviors. https://buff.ly/4cdH8pY

Grasping the concept of normally open normally closed (NO NC) when it comes to electrical controls and automation is probably one of the hardest things to get your head around. This concept is something we focus heavily on in our training program "Schematic Specialist" that's going live on the 30th May. If you'd like us to send you this whole training lesson for free (and all the other launch week lessons) sign up by... visiting the link below 👇 https://lnkd.in/eFT8y-cv #electrical #automation #controls #bms

Check out this quote of the week from Electrical Inspector and Founder of The Academy of Industrial Arts, Harold Deloach. Read the full article, "Tips for Passing an Electrical License Exam," here: https://bit.ly/49iSYxa #ecmmagazine #quoteoftheweek #electrician #electricaltraining 

⚡ Attention, electrical engineers: The landscape of #machinesafety is evolving with the new EU Machinery Regulation, bringing significant changes to electrical engineering practices for machines and equipment💡. What are the key changes that you have to take into account when designing a control panel for a safe machine, and what is the deadline for the implementation? Out learning nuggets cover these questions and give deeper insights into common safety applications and how to solve them with our smart solutions. Are you curious to learn more? 🚀 Register now to access our exclusive learning materials 👉 https://sie.ag/57xJPu #ElectricalEngineering #machinesafety #machinerydirective #Besirius #machineryregulation