What is Split Range Control ? | World's Craziest Explanation Ever

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[@ei_kalashmishra4376]

literally !!! what an explanation brother...

[@rohanparanjape8438]

X- axis is your sensor output or controller output??

[@Skunkhunt_42]

Good job sir! Thank you!

[@vivekryadavofficial]

Ohh God !! What an explanation!!❤ Thank You.

[@abdessamedghettas7167]

Great video. thanks Eng Asad.

[@shamsulhoda1897]

Thank you Asad for such informative video..

[@silvithril]

You have left out the controller assuming that it would be understood.
Now consider a case where a single transmitter sends process measurements to two controllers that in turn modulate their respectively control valves: one control valve for each controller.
In the above case, it is not considered a case of split range control, now is it?
Thus, I would like to emphasis the role of the controller in your explanation.

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[@Sreeram.G]

What ranges would each CV positioner be calibrated for in each of these cases?

[@AsadPassionateEngineer]

Your question are always thought provoking, I really enjoy them. As for this question can you elaborate it ? thanks 😊

[@ProductProcess]

The control Valve which needs to be opened first should be calibrated in the range of 4-12MA and 2nd one should be calibrated 12-20MA. Hope this answers your question.

[@markcorpin339]

I love your real life example, that was Lito Lapid, ex-Senator of the Philippines hahaha

[@aliraza8911]

Thank you Asad. Great Content!
Do you have a course through Udemy on controls/instrumentation? I see you have one on mastering the P&ID.

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Inshallah Soon !! Do let me know on what topics would be helpful as a course in a structured learning pattern ? Like Engineering Standards etc.

[@mohamedibrahim2649]

Good explanation bro

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Thank you so much Ibrahim 🙂

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Always welcome 😊

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