IE0816 : General Calibration for Electrical & Mechanical Instrumentation & Equipment

This practical and highly-interactive course includes real-life case studies and exercises where participants will be engaged in a series of interactive small groups and class workshops.
This course is designed to provide participants with a detailed and up-to-date overview of General Calibration for Electrical & Mechanical Instrumentation & Equipment. It covers the importance and purpose of calibration including calibration terminology and standards; the measurement science and metrology, calibration standards and compliance, calibration errors and uncertainty; the safety practices in calibration work, calibration documentation and reporting; the fundamentals of electrical measurements and calibration of multimeters; the electrical test instruments, process electrical instruments and pressure and temperature instrume nts; and the loop calibration, troubleshooting and electrical calibration equipment.
During this interactive course, participants will learn the fundamentals of mechanical measurement and calibration of dimensional measuring tools, pressure and force equipment including torque and speed instruments; the vibration and alignment instruments, mechanical calibration best practices and advanced calibration methods; the calibration quality assurance and environmental effects on calibration, instrument drift and stability; troubleshooting calibration problems through diagnosing inaccurate readings, identifying faulty reference standards, corrective action procedures and root cause analysis techniques; the calibration schedules, critical equipment identification and reliability-centered maintenance concepts; and the equipment lifecycle considerations and calibration impact on reliability.