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1

1.6

Accuracy

Lipták

Lipták

√

1a

Accracy, Stochiastic and Economic

Bagajewich

√

2

1.12

Binary Logic Diagrams (ISA 5.2)

Gilbert

Gilbert

√

3

1.8

Calibration

Hashemian

Becker

√

4

1.6

Configuring Intelligent Devices

Berge

Has..

Pinceti

√

5

1.11

Evaluation and Life Cycle

Smith

Berge

L.Rajagopalan

√

7

1.7

Installation

Gibson

Yuwono

√

9

-

Maintenance

None

Becker

√

10a

-

Performance

-

Moreno

√

11

1.9

Response Time and Drift Testing

Hashemian

12

7.18

Soft Sensors

Bain

ROMEL S BHULLAR

√

13

1.3

Terminology and Testing

Lipták

Lipták

√

14

1.5

Uncertainty: Estimation, Propagation, and Reporting

Dieck

Rheinhart

√

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15

2.1

Flowmeter Selection

Lipták

Lipták

√

16

-

Service: Abrasive, Corrosive, Slurry, Viscous

-

Connella

√

17

-

Service: Bi-Directional Flows

18

-

Service: High and Low Temperature

19

-

Service: Semi-filled Pipes or Multi-Phase Flows

-

Gambir

√

20

2.17

Service: Polyphase Flows of Oil, Water and Gas

Gibson

Gambhir

√

21

-

Service: Non-contact, Non-Penetrating Designs

22

-

Installation: D/P Sensors and Transmitters

-

Conella

√

23

-

Installation: Types of Manifolds

-

Ofoh

Conella

√

24

-

Maintenance and Calibration

-

Ohof

Wagelin

√

25

2.2

Anemometers

Lipták

26

2.3

BTU Flowrate in Heat Exchangers

Lipták

27

2.4

BTU Flowrate Provided by Gaseous Fuels

Lipták

28

2.5

Cross Correlation Design

Hashemian

29

2.6

Elbow Taps

Gibson

30

2.7

Flow Switches

Boyes

Muhammad Fahad

√

31

2.8

Jet Deflection Design

Lipták

32

2.9

Laminar Flow Measurement

Arant

33

2.10

Magnetic Flowmeters

Eren

Thomson,

√

34

2.11

Mass Flow – Coriolis

Anklin/Drahm

Martin Anklin/Wolfgang Rahm

√

35

2.12

Mass Flow – Miscellaneous

Jamison

36

2.13

Mass Flow – Thermal

Baan

Baan

√

37

2.14

Metering Pumps

Boyes

37a

-

Multiphase Measurement

-

Gambhir

√

38

2.15

Orifice Plates, and Their Sizing

Arant

Connella,

√

39

-

Orifices for Restriction

-

Yuwono,

√

40

2.16

Pitot and Area Averaging Tubes

Lipták

41

2.18

Positive Displacement Gas Meters

Yoder

Ofoh

√

42

2.19

Positive Displacement Liquid Meters and Provers

Lipták

Ofoh

√

43

2.20

Purge Flow Regulators

Lipták

Djkman

Von Goethem

√

44

2.21

Segmental Wedge

Lipták

45

2.22

Sight Flow Indicators

Sanders

46

2.23

Solids Flowmeters and Feeders

Lipták

46a

-

Sonar Flowmeter

-

Muhammad Fahad

√

47

2.24 

Target Meters

Boyes

48

2.25 

Turbine and Rotary Element Designs

Arant

Von Goethem

√

49

2.26 

Ultrasonic Meters: Transit-Time and Doppler

Yoder

Baker

√

50

2.27 

Variable Area (Rotameters), Gap and Vane Designs

Baan

Von Goethem

Djkman

√

51

2.28 

V-Cone

Boyes

Voss

√

52

2.29 

Venturi Tubes, Flow Tubes and Flow Nozzles

Arant

Connella

√

53

2.30 

Vortex and Fluidic Meters

Boyes

Connella

√

54

2.31 

Weirs and Flumes for Open Channels

Pawlowski

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3.1

Selection of Level Detectors

Roede

Mark H. Murphy

√√

55a

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Installation considerations

Oscar Castañeda Vazquez

√

56

-

Applications – Interface, foam, boiling services

Rob E.V. Koene, Simon

√

57

-

Applications – Non-contacting, non-penetrating

Mark H. Murphy

√

58

-

Applications: – Water level in nuclear reactor core

Lipták,

√

58a

-

Applications: – Oil and LNG Tank Gauging

-

59

Applications: Slurry, sludge, coating fluids

Murphy

60

Applications: Solids Including Sticky Solids

Murphy

60a

-

Application – Sulfur

-

Alejandro Varga

61

Accessories: Manifords

Murphy

62

Accessories: Chemical Seals

Murphy

63

3.2

Bubblers

Langford

Cullen Langford,

√

64

3.3

Capacitance and Radio Frequency Admittance

Roede

David L. Ubert

√

65

3.4

Conductivity and Field Effect Level Switches

Lipták

66

3.5

Diaphragm Type

Roede

67

3.6

Differential Pressure, Hydrostatic Designs

Nay

Allen D. Houtz,

√

68

3.7

Displacer Devices

Langford

Cullen Langford,

√

69

3.8

Float Type Sensors

Langford

Michael Connella III

√

70

3.9

Laser Sensors

Vujicic

Michael Connella III

√

71

3.10

Level Gauges Including Magnetic

Nyce

David S. Nyce

√

71a

-

Magnetostrictive

-

David S. Nyce

√

72

3.11

Microwave  Switches

Boyes

73

3.12

Optical Level Sensors

Lipták

74

3.13

Radar, Non-Contacting

Boyes

√

75

3.14

Radar, Contacting Designs (TDR, GWR, PDS)

Carsella

Robert J. Botwinski

√

76

3.15

Radiation Type Sensors

Rodgers

Andrew J. Livingston

√

77

3.16

Resistance Tapes

Lipták

78

3.17

Rotating Paddle Switches

Boyes

79

3.18

Tape and Float Designs

Lipták

SREENEVASAN

√

80

3.19

Thermal Sensors

Lipták

81

3.20

Ultrasonic Detectors

Jamison

Michael Connella III

√

82

3.21

Vibrating Switches

Lipták

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4.1

Selection of Temperature Sensors

Adler/Moore

Deepak Deore

√

84

Applications – Cryogenic

Jesús Gallego Otero

√

85

Applications – High Temperature

Huaichun Zhou

√

86

Applications in Hostile Environments

87

Applications to Eliminate Interferences

88

4.3

Calibrators and Simulators

Edvi/Jamison

John Thompson,

√

89

4.14

Installation Considerations and Thermowells

Lipták

Michael Connella III

√

90

4.2

Bimetallic Thermometers

Edvi/Jamison

Michael Connella III

√

91

4.4

Cones, Crayons, Labels, Paints and Pellets

Edvi/Jamison

92

4.6

Filled Bulb and Glass Stem Thermometers

Jamison

93

4.7

Integrated Circuitry (IC), Transistor and Diode Designs

Lipták

94

4.8

Miscellaneous Sensors

Sloneker/Jamison

94a

-

Multipoint Sensors

Bhagyashree Pataskar

√

95

4.5

Optical Fiber Thermometers (OFT)

Lipták

Dennis Horwitz

√

96

4.9

Pyrometers – Radiation and Infrared (IR)

Lipták

97

4.10

Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs)

Lipták

Michael Connella III

√

98

4.11

Temperature Switches and Thermostats

Adler/Moore

99

4.12

Thermistors

Giráo

100

4.13

Thermocouples (TC)

Lipták

Daniel Alonso-Alvarez

√

100a

4.14

Thermowells

Lipták

Mark H. Murphy

√

101

4.15

Ultrasonic and Sonic Thermometers

Lipták

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5.1

Orientation and Selection

Nay

103a

5.2

Accessories: Calibrators

Nay

Pantay Patel???

Alejandro Varga ???

103b

5.2

Accessories: Chemical Seals

Nay

Pantay Patel???

Alejandro Varga ???

104

5.3

Bellows Type Sensors

Jamison/Edvi

105

5.4

Bourdon and Helical Sensors

Jamison/Edvi

106

Capacitance Sensors

Ajay V. Deshmukh

√

107

5.5

Diaphragm or Capsule Elements

Jamison

108

5.6

Differential Pressure (D/P) Detectors

Lipták

Michael Connella III

√

109

8.20

Differential Vapor Pressure Sensors

Lipták

110

-

D/P Installations and Manifolds

-

Emmanuel Ujiro

√

111

5.7

Electronic Pressure Sensors

Lipták

Keith Sommers???

112

5.8

High Pressure Sensors

Lipták

113

Magnetic (Inductive, Reluctive and LVDT)

Ajay V. Deshmukh

√

114

5.9

Manometers

Welch

115

Optical detectors

116

Piezoelectric Detectors

Ajay V. Deshmukh

√

117

Potentiometric Sensors

Mehul Pancholi

√

118

5.11

Pressure Gauges

Jamison/Edvi

Mark H. Murphy

√

119

5.12

Pressure Repeaters

Lipták

120

5.10

Pressure Scanners

Lipták

121

5.13

Pressure and D/P Switches

Lipták

John W Thompson

√

122

Resonant Wire Elements

123

Strain Gauge Type Sensors

Mehul Pancholi

√

124

5.14

Vacuum Sensors

Gilbert

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6.1

Application and Selection

Jamison/Edvi

Victor Vagelin

√

126

-

Accoustic Densitometers

-

127

6.2

Displacement and Float Densitometers

Jamison/Edvi

128

6.10

Gas Densitometers Including Position Based

Langford

Cullen Langford

√

129

6.3

Hydrometers

Lipták

130

6.4

Hydrostatic Densitometers

Lipták

Hesham Fandy

√

131

6.5

Coriolis Densitometer

Jamison

Emmanuel Ujiro

√

132

6.6

Nuclear Radiation Densitometers

Livingston

Andrew J. Livingston

√

133

6.7

Ultrasonic Sludge and Slurry Densitometers

Lipták

134

Torsional Vibration Type

135

6.8

Vibrating and Resonance Densitometers

Murer

Martin Apschner

√

136

6.9

Weight Based Densitometers

Lipták

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136a

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Alarm System Management

-

Lipták

√

137

Air – Quality and Safety

139

8.16

Combustibles

Tatera

Gupta

√

140

8.19

Corrosion Monitoring

Lipták

141

7.5 

Excess Flow and Regular Check Valves

Lipták

141a

-

Deluge Systems

-

Jef Snoeys

√

142

-

Explosion Proofing

-

Simon Lucchini

√

143

7.6 

Explosion Suppression and Deluge Systems

Lipták

Raju

√

144

7.7 

Flame Arresters, Emergency Vents

Lipták

145

7.8 

Flame, Fire and Smoke Detectors

Lipták

Hesham Fandy

√

146

-

Inert Gas Purging

-

Kumar

√

147

7.2 

Intrinsic Safety

Rohr

Hesham Fandy

√

148

7.9  

Leak Detectors

Lipták

Simon Lucchini

√

148a

-

Nuclear Radiation Detectors

-

Dr. Ajay V. Deshmukh

√

149

-

Pipe Condition Detectors, “Pigs”

-

Béla Lipták

√

150

1.10

Redundant and Voting Systems

Berge

Simon Lucchini

√

151

7.15 

Relief Valves – Capacity Determination

Mark Murphy,

√

152

7.16 

Relief Valves – Sizing, Specification, Installation

Mark Murphy

√

153

7.17 

Rupture Discs

Miller

Dean Miller

√

154

-

Safety – Fracking

-

155

-

Safety – Nuclear Power Plants

-

156

-

Safety – Offshore Drilling

-

ROMEL S BHULLAR

√

157

-

Safety – Pipeline Operation

-

ROMEL S BHULLAR

√

157a

-

SIS Systems, SIL Calculations

-

Wright

√

158

8.59

Toxic Gas Monitoring

Jarvis

Gupta

√

158a

-

Vacuum Breakers and Air Release

-

159

7.22 

Vibration, Shock, Acceleration

Eren

Bapat Jayprakash Gajanan

√

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8.14 

Coal Analyzers

Lipták

162

8.21

Dioxin Analysis

Lipták

163

Electric Meters – Bi-Directional

164

7.3   

Electric Meters – Conventional

Giráo

165

Electric Meters – Smart 

166

7.4    

Energy Management, Load Shedding

Lipták

ROMEL S BHULLAR

√

167

Fuel Cell Sensors

168

Geothermal Sensors

169

8.8   

Heating Value Calorimeters

Lewko

169a

-

Multiphase Oil & Gas Sensors

-

Ofoh Emmanuel Ujiro

√

170

-

Natural Gas Measurements

-

David Gallego

√

171

-

Nuclear Reactor Measurements

-

172

-

Oil Quality Analyzers

-

174

-

Solar -  Collector Positioning Sensors

-

Daniel Alonso-Alvarez

√

175

-

Solar – Converters

-

Seethepalli

√

176

-

Solar – Insolation Sensors

-

177

8.3   

Stack Particulate Sampling

Lipták

178

-

Wind Turbine Instruments 

-

Ramirez, Raul Garduno

√

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8.7

BOD, COD, TOD

Tatera

179

7.1

Boroscopes, Visual Inspection Tools

Lipták

180

Coagulation Related Measurements

181

8.17 

Conductivity Measurement

Gray

182

8.15 

Colorimeters

Reed

183

8.18

Consistency Measurement

Waller

184

Earthquake Monitoring, Tremor Seismographs

185

8.23

Fiber-Optic Probes

Reed

187

8.27

Infrared, IR and NIR Measurements

Baughman

Ajay V. Deshmukh

√

188

8.28

Ion-Selective Electrodes

Durden

189

7.11 

Machine Vision Technology

Reed

190

8.29

Mass Spectrometers

Gilbert

191

7.12 

Metal Detectors

Lipták

192

8.35

Molecular Weight

Lipták

192a

-

Multiple Gas FTIR Monitors, Spectrometers

-

193

7.13 

Noise Sensors

Lipták

Bapat Prakash

√

194

-

Nuclear Radiation

-

Ajay V. Deshmukh

√

195

8.38 

Odor Detection

Durden

195a

8.41

Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP)

Lipták

Michael Connella III

√

196

8.46

Particulates, Smoke, Dust  and Opacity

Lipták

197

8.47 

Particle Size and Distribution

Lipták

Simon Wilson

√

197a

8.48

pH Measurement

Gray(2003)

McMillan (1995)

Michael Connella III

√

198

8.50 

Physical Properties – ASTM Methods

Verhappen

Ian Verhappen

√

199

7.10 

Position, Linear and Angular

Berge

Dennis Horwitz

√

200

7.14 

Proximity Sensors and Limit Switches

Lipták

Paul Katende

201

8.51

Raman Analyzers

Sethi

Ajay V. Deshmukh

√

202

8.52

Refractometers

Lipták

203

8.53

Rheometers

Magda

203a

-

Sand and Erosion Detection

-

HARVINDAR S GAMBHIR and Satish Yadav

√

204

8.40

Spectrometry, Open Path (FT-IR, IR, UV)

Jarvis

Ajay V. Deshmukh

√

205

7.19 

Tachometers and Angular Speed Detectors

Lipták

206

8.57

Thermal Conductivity Detectors

Lipták

207

7.20 

Thickness and Dimension

Lipták

208

-

Thickness, Conditon of  Pipeline Walls (PIGs)

-

209

7.21 

Torque and Force

Giáro

209a

8.58

Total Carbon Analyzer (TOC)

Lee-Alvarez

210

8.60 

Turbidity, Sludge and Suspended Solids

Lipták

SREENEVASAN

211

8.61

Ultraviolet and Visible Analyzers

Lipták

Phil Harris

√

212

8.62

Viscometers – Application and Selection

Lipták

Victor Wegelin

√

213

8.63

Viscometers – Laboratory

Lipták

Victor Wegelin

√

214

8.64

Viscometers – Industrial

Jamison

Martin Apschner

√

215

7.23 

Weather Stations

Lipták

216

7.24 

Weight – Design and Application

Lipták

217

7.25 

Weight – Load Cells

Lipták

Paul Katende

218

8.66

Wet Chemistry and Autotitrator

Baughman

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219

8.1 

Analyzer Application and Selection

Ullman

ROMEL S BHULLAR

√

220

8.2 

Analyzers, Process Sampling

Lipták

Ian Verhappen

√

221

-

Air – Automatic Remote Monitoring

-

222

-

Air – Particulates

-

223

8.5 

Air – Quality Monitoring, Sampling

Lipták

224

-

Ammonia

-

David Gallego

√

224a

8.6

Biometers

Lipták

225

8.9 

Carbon Dioxide

Lipták

225a

-

Carbon Dioxide in Liquidsz

-

Martin Apschner

√

225a

8.10

Carbon Monoxide

Lipták

226

8.11

Chlorine

Lipták

227

8.12

Chromatographs – Gas

Annino

ROMEL S BHULLAR

√

228

8.13

Lipták

ROMEL S BHULLAR

√

228a

-

-

SREENEVASAN

√

229

8.4 

Electrochemical Analyzers

Lipták

Sury Vedula

√

230

8.22

Element Monitors

Lipták

231

8.24

Fluoride Analyzers

Lipták

232

8.25

Hydrocarbon Analyzers

Verhappen and Martin

Ian Verhappen

√

232a

-

Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN) Monitors

-

SREENEVASAN

√

233

Hydrogen in Steam or Air

234

8.26

Hydrogen Sulfide

Lipták

Phil Harris

√

235

8.30

Mercury in Ambient Air

Saltsman

PHIL HARRIS

√

236

8.31

Mercury in Water

Lipták

236a

-

Metal Particle Detection in Lubricant Oil

-

Simon Wilson

√

237

Methane in Air and Water

238

8.32

Moisture in Air: Humidity and Dew Point

Lipták

Victor Wegelin

√

239

8.33

Moisture in Gases and Liquids

Tatera

Sury Vendula

√

300

8.34

Moisture in Solids

Lipták

301

8.36

Nitrate and Total Nitrogen

Lee-Alvarez

302

8.37

Nitrogen Oxide Analyzers

Lipták

Phil Harris

√

302a

8.39

Oil in or On Water

Verhappen

Ian Verhappen

√

303

-

Oil Sand Composition

-

Ian Verhappen

√

304

8.42 

Oxygen in Gases

Tatera

David S. Nyce

√

305

8.43 

Oxygen in Liquids (Dissolved Oxygen)

Dztewatkoski

306

8.44 

Ozone in Gases

Bollyky

L.J. Bollyky

√

307

8.45 

Ozone in Water

Bollyky

L.J. Bollyky

√

308

8.49 

Phosphorus Analyzer

Lipták

309

8.55

Sulfur-in-Oil Analyzers

Lipták

310

8.56

Sulfur Oxide Analyzers

Lipták

Phil Harris

√

311

8.54

Streaming Current or Particle Charge Analyzer

Lipták

Alcala Francisco????

315

8.65

Water – Quality Monitoring

Lipták

Emmanuel Ujiro

√

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320

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Agriculture

Mudhalwadkar

√

321

-

Automobiles

-

321a

-

Biomedical

-

322

-

Coal Power

-

323

-

Computer Chip Manufacturing

Béla Lipták

323a

-

Custody Transfer

-

324

-

Drilling for Oil or Gas 

Romel Bullhar

√

325

-

Fracking 

Béla Lipták

√

326

-

Home Automation 

-

327

-

HVAC

-

328

-

Hydrogen Industry

-

329

-

Medical Applications

Mehul Pancholi

√

330

-

Military Examples

-

331

-

Mining Safety

-

332

-

Oil – Deep Sea Drilling

Béla Lipták

Romel Bullhar

√

332a

Oil Platform Remote Data Monitoring

Guha

√

333

-

Oil Sand Processing

Ian Verhappen

√

334

-

Pipelining, Intelligent “Pigs”

-

335

-

Robotics

-

336

-

Transportation

Curt Wendt

√

336a

-

Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)

-

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337

V2-3.5

Telemetering Systems

Eren

David L. Ubert

√

338

V2-3.6

Transmitters: Electronic

Nyce

339

V2-3.7

Transmitters: Fiber-Optic

Lipták

Dennis Horowitz

√

339a

-

Transmitter Installation for SIF Applications”. 

-

Seethepalli

√

340

Transmitters – Miniature

341

V2-3.8

Transmitters: Pneumatic

Lipták

Allen D. Houtz

√

342

V2-3.9

Transmitters: Self-Checking

Berge

343

V2-3.10

Transmitters: Smart, Multivariable

Berge

Bhagyashree (Shree) Pataskar

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344

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Transmitters – Wireless

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Dick Caro

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