Instrumentation for process measurment and control

By:

Anderson, Norman A

Language: ENG Publication details: New York CRC Press 1998Edition: 3rdDescription: 498, 23*15.4 Pages | Binding - Paperback |ISBN:

978-0-8493-9871-1

Subject(s):

PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS

DDC classification:

615.1901 AND DDC23

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Summary: The perennially bestselling third edition of Norman A. Anderson's Instrumentation for Process Measurement and Control provides an outstanding and practical reference for both students and practitioners. It introduces the fields of process measurement and feedback control and bridges the gap between basic technology and more sophisticated systems. Keeping mathematics to a minimum, the material meets the needs of the instrumentation engineer or technician who must learn how equipment operates. I t covers pneumatic and electronic control systems, actuators and valves, control loop adjustment, combination control systems, and process computers and simulation

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
Books	School of Pharmacy Reference Section	Circulation	615.1901 AND (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	B1383
Books	School of Pharmacy General Stacks	Circulation	615.1901 AND (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	B1384
Books	School of Pharmacy General Stacks	Circulation	615.1901 AND (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	B1385
Books	School of Pharmacy Reference Section	Reference	615.1901 AND (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan	B0756

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The perennially bestselling third edition of Norman A. Anderson's Instrumentation for Process Measurement and Control provides an outstanding and practical reference for both students and practitioners. It introduces the fields of process measurement and feedback control and bridges the gap between basic technology and more sophisticated systems. Keeping mathematics to a minimum, the material meets the needs of the instrumentation engineer or technician who must learn how equipment operates. I t covers pneumatic and electronic control systems, actuators and valves, control loop adjustment, combination control systems, and process computers and simulation

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