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7300 PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION. I&C Training Programs

7300 PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION. I&C Training Programs

About this course

This course is intended for I&C technicians and system engineers.  No previous experience with the 7300 Process Control System is necessary, although some background in electronics may be helpful.

Consistent with the Nuclearning® Educational Model, the 7300 Process Control System Initial Training Course incorporates numerous student-centered learning activities to help the student learn and remember the concepts being studied. This approach puts the student at the center of the learning process making him an active participant in all learning activities. Specifically, the course incorporates instructor facilitated discussions, classroom exercises, equipment demonstrations, group work exercises, signal tracing, and hands-on troubleshooting. Many actual plant problems are used to provide experience in troubleshooting common system failures.

It is very difficult, in operating plants, to find opportunities to train on actual plant equipment. The 7300 Process Control System Initial Training Course addresses this problem by using hands-on training equipment that is very similar to that found in the actual plant. This equipment provides the student with an invaluable opportunity to work on energized equipment in a safe, learning-friendly environment. In this environment, students can see the effect of switch manipulations, practice procedures, and troubleshoot problems while utilizing all of their human performance skills. The net result is the creation of a learning environment that is as similar to the plant as possible.

Course Schedule:

Day 1: Introduction to the 7300 Process Control System – Review of basic process control theory – Requirements for separation of protection and control circuits – 7300 Process hardware, cabinets, and power supplies.

Day 2. Basic electronics review and operational amplifiers – Postage Stamp circuit concepts – Introduction to 7300 Process Control cards – Isolator and Loop Power Supply card (NLP) and associated lab exercises.

Day 3: Introduction to 7300 Process Control cards (con’t) – Quad Loop Power Supply card (NQP) and associated lab exercises – RTD Amplifier card (NRA) and associated lab exercises – Summing Amplifier card (NSA) and associated lab exercises – Signal Converter card (NSC) and associated lab exercises – Multiplier Divider card (NMD) and associated lab exercises.

Day 4: Introduction to 7300 Process Control cards (con’t) – Lead/Lag Amplifier card (NLL) and associated lab exercises – Mixing Amplifier card (NMA) and associated lab exercises – Function Generator card (NCH) and associated lab exercises – Potentiometer card (NPC) and associated lab exercises.

Day 5: Introduction to 7300 Process Control cards (con’t) – Analog Comparator card (NAC) – Annunciator Interface card (NAI) – Voltage-to-Pulse Converter card (NVP) – Signal Comparator card (NAL) and associated lab exercises – Controller card (NCB) and associated lab exercises.

Day 6:  Introduction to 7300 Process Control cards (con’t) – Controller Driver card (NCD) and associated lab exercises – Rod Speed card (NRS) – Other miscellaneous cards as appropriate.

Day 7:  7300 Process Control in the nuclear power plant – Temperature Loops and associated troubleshooting – Pressurizer Level control loops and associated troubleshooting.

Day 8: Steam Generator Level Control loop and associated troubleshooting – Rod Speed loop – Overall 7300 Process Control troubleshooting.

Day 9 and 10: Written exam review.

Specific Details

Program Type:
Specialisation

Schedule

Not specified

Frequency

On Demand

Application details

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Details

ID: 5025
Language:
English
Start/End:
1 Jan 2026 / 31 Dec 2030
Duration:
80 hours
Application Deadline:
31 Dec 2030
Modality:
Face to Face
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