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Biosciences

Introduction to process automation and control

This three-day course is aimed at manufacturing operatives and those early in their careers, providing an understanding of the theory and techniques used in biomanufacturing.

 

3 days

 

Course overview

This course is designed for scientists and engineers working in biomanufacturing environments who lack a strong background in process automation and control. Delivered in conjunction with Applikon, Emerson, and Industrial Technology Systems, you learn about control improvement, identifying underperforming systems, and building a business case for better quality control.

Five reasons why you should study this course:

  • Control systems: understand the biocontrol systems landscape and the importance of control design dynamics.
  • Technical skills: learn about bioreactor measurement, controller tuning, and the implications for control, both online and offline.
  • Advanced concepts: explore advanced control concepts and strategies to mitigate bioreactor loop interactions.
  • Practical application: gain hands-on experience through software demonstrations and laboratory exercises in advanced control.
  • Data exploitation: learn how to exploit data from controlled environments, enhancing process efficiency and quality.

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Course details

What you study

Bio Control Systems Landscape
Control Loops and PID Control
Controller Tuning
Cost Benefit Analysis
Introduction to Design of Experiments
Data Pipelining and Organisation
Data Analysis
Statistical Process Control

How you learn

How you are assessed

No assessment required.

 

Entry requirements

Entry requirements

Ideal for scientists and engineers in biomanufacturing without a strong background in process automation and control.

 

Employability

Career opportunities

Process Control Engineer
Automation Specialist

 
 

Part-time

2024/25 entry

Fee for applicants:
£2,250

+ VAT

  • Length: 3 days
  • Start date: TBC

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