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Date(s) - 03/07/2017
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
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Complimentary Webinar!Dr. Yahya Nazer Founder and CTO of Control Designer Date: Tuesday, 7 March 2017 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. CST Your ISA membership opens the door to the latest technical content from the world’s foremost experts. Did you know you’re entitled to two free technical division memberships? ISA’s technical divisions are committed to bringing you value through newsletters, events, and webinars—like this one. Mark your calendar for this one-of-a-kind webinar on procedural control in the chemical industry Dr. Yahya Nazer will present a complimentary 90-minute webinar focused on the implementation of ISA106, a set of standards covering procedures for automating continuous process applications. An expert in design and implementation of process automation, Dr. Nazer will discuss topics such as the implementation of startup, shutdown, abnormal situations, hold states, and transition logic; modularization of procedural steps; process unit orientation with operational perspective; and alarm enablement. Plus, you’ll learn:
Register today—it’s free and easy. Expert technical content: a key benefit of joining an ISA technical division ISA’s Chemical and Petroleum Industries Division (CHEMPID) is proud to deliver this cutting-edge, complimentary webinar, entitled,” Implementation of Procedural Control in the Chemical Industry.” This is the first in a series of technical webinars presented by industry experts, focused on the issues and topics that matter to you. ISA’s CHEMPID is committed to delivering real-world value to its members. Don’t miss your chance to engage with the experts in this innovative webinar!
This complimentary webinar is part of ISA’s spring divisional membership drive. As an ISA member, you get two free technical division memberships, plus access to insightful technical content like this upcoming webinar. Register today for this event, and learn more about division membership and its many benefits available to you when you join! |