dear friends,

didn't someone here tell me about the book for "instrumentation and process control", which is in fact giving a simple step knowledge about the subject? from where i can download it?
waiting for sooner reply.

thanx
rumi

 

Rumi

You will find days of reading about IPC right here at http://control.com/ located in the links section.

In fact, I'm not sure if there is even an end!

Bob Hogg

 

rumi,

Start here (at ISA):
http://www.isa.org/Template.cfm?Section=Books&Template=/customsource/isa/StoreIntro/books.cfm

Other sources are:
1) Local college, tech school, or public library
2) Internet(Use Google Advanced Search, Exact Phrase "Instrumentation" followed by use of Search Within Results to narrow things down).
3) Local vendors of instrumentation. They have some useful "handbooks" with tech info. The price is having to see their product offered as the "solution" to "problems".

JC

 

U can also refer the book "Chemical Process Control" written by George Stephnopolis. It is a great book for getting strong basics.