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Batch Process Control

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Why enroll

  • Understand basic concepts of Batch Process

  • Learn about fundamental design principles for a Batch Process

  • Automate batch processes using the appropriate standards and techniques

  • Design a batch manufacturing control system as per ISA S88 standard

  • Carry out the detailed design of batch control operations including the sequencing and interlocking functions

  • Transform batch operations into complete recipe based production systems

  • Schedule and Plan the Batch Production for increased Productivity and Profit

Is this course for you?

You should take this if

  • You work in Industrial Automation or Oil & Gas Upstream
  • You're a Chemical & Process / Instrumentation Engineering professional
  • You have some foundational knowledge in the subject
  • You want to build skills in Control Systems, PLC & SCADA Programming

You should skip if

  • You're looking for an introductory overview course
  • You need a different specialisation outside Chemical & Process
  • You need fully self-paced, on-demand content

Course details

Batch Processes are widely implemented in the Manufacturing area when it comes to production in a sequential manner. Its a systematic way to execute the production of the material in batches. But there is need to have some standard and systematic approach to such production and that is where Batch Control with some standard comes into picture.

This course extensively emphasizes on the design principles of Batch Process, Batch Control Standard (ISA S-88) used for designing control systems for Batch Processes, Scheduling and Planning of Batch Production for cost effective Production and consequently increased profits.

Apart from process engineers and supervisors who would like to revise and learn practical aspects of Batch Control, the course will be very useful for non process professionals with electrical, mechanical and instrumentation background and working in maintenance, projects, design and site installation and commissioning.

The course covers the theory in brief, Processes, Batch Process Concepts, Batch Control Standard, Recipes, Batch Control Management and Design aspects of Batch Control System. Special emphasis is given on the practical examples and Case studies associated with Batch Process Design, Control and Management.

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Key topics covered

Module 1 - Introduction to Batch Process : Industrial Processes- Batch, Continuous, Discrete Controlled equipment Batch Control System Types of Control System Hardware/Software Intro. to Batch Control Standard- Part 1,2,3 Terminologies in Batch Process

Module 2 Models : Process Model, Procedural Model, Physical Model Mapping of the 3 Models Recipe/Recipe Management : Recipe Structure and Contents of a Recipe Types of Recipes Equipment Requirement

Module 3 Batch Control Requirements : General Control Requirements Safety Interlocking(Exception Handling) Discrete and Regulatory Control Sequential Control

Module 4 Batch Control Management : Production Scheduling, Planning Batch Control Activities Control activity Model Recipe Management Process Management & Control

Module 5 Batch Control System Design : System Requirements Software Life Cycle Model System Hardware Reliability/Availability Information/Display Requirements Control System Specification Cost Justification

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Questions and Answers

A: Get this wrong and you risk filling past MAWP because the assumed shutdown never actuates. Older batch units often added discrete switches late in life, and they’re commonly missing from redlines. Treating LSHH as a physical device forces a field walkdown and loop check before fill, preventing reliance on a control signal that may never trip independently.

A: Skipping fail‑safe checks can dump material into an unprepared vessel and blow the schedule. Verifying the spring action with no air proves the valve’s safety response before any control energy is applied. Only after that do you introduce air and stroke locally, keeping logic and batch steps out of the loop until hardware behavior is confirmed.

A: Miss this and the tank can crack without warning during a steady batch, not during startup. 304 SS in chloride service under tensile stress is vulnerable, especially with temperature and pH swings that reset the passive layer. SCC develops silently, unlike wall‑thinning mechanisms that show gradual loss.

A: Assuming internal summing can leave you with mismatched signals and failed calibration on day one. Batch scales almost always use a junction box or weight transmitter to combine cells before the PLC. Missing that device on the drawing is common in brownfields and needs confirmation before SAT.