Instrumentation Engineering

Our instrumentation engineering services ensure accurate monitoring and control, enhancing system performance and meeting the most stringent industry standards.

Instrumentation Engineering involves a comprehensive understanding of various process variables such as temperature, pressure, flow, level, and composition that require continuous monitoring and control. The choice of instruments is influenced by process parameters and potential exposure to corrosive or abrasive materials. Furthermore, in hazardous environments, the use of explosion-proof or intrinsically safe instruments is essential to maintain safety and ensure compliance with regulations.

Instrument Selection:Choose the right instruments based on process parameters, system requirements and industry standards. This includes sensors, transmitters, control valves and switches.
Documentation:Create essential design documents such as Loop diagrams, instrument datasheets, wiring diagrams and installation details.
Accuracy and Precision: Ensure instruments meet the process accuracy requirements and provide consistent performance over time.
Control Systems: Implementing advanced control systems such as SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and DCS (Distributed Control Systems) for real-time monitoring and control of processes.
Safety Systems: Participate in HAZOP studies to identify and mitigate potential safety also by Incorporating emergency shutdown systems, explosion-proof equipment, and other safety measures to mitigate risks and enhance operational safety.