Year: 2013 Language: english Author: THOMAS D MORTON Genre: Textbook Publisher: THOMAS REED PUBLICATIONS ISBN: B00Y2RU7FA Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Pages count: 99 Description: Key text covering the application and operation of instrumentation and control systems in marine engineering. Aiming to bridge the gap between the mathematical treatment often used by specialist control engineers and the (necessarily) narrow descriptive literature of a particular manufacturer, this book covers the requirements of DoT and all BTEC and SCOTVEC syllabuses for Marine Engineer Officers and Cadets. Test examples and speciment exam questions are provided, along with many explanatory diagrams. This book is written primarily for those with a good general engineering background who have had little experience in instrumentation and control. It favours marine engineering, but students and engineers in other industries should find it a useful reference as the subject has a common basis. The text is presented from basic principles, using analogues where appropriate.
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Reed's Vol 10 Instruments & Control Systems for Deck Officers.pdf
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Reeds Vol 10: Instrumentation and Control Systems
Language: english
Author: THOMAS D MORTON
Genre: Textbook
Publisher: THOMAS REED PUBLICATIONS
ISBN: B00Y2RU7FA
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 99
Description: Key text covering the application and operation of instrumentation and control systems in marine engineering.
Aiming to bridge the gap between the mathematical treatment often used by specialist control engineers and the (necessarily) narrow descriptive literature of a particular manufacturer, this book covers the requirements of DoT and all BTEC and SCOTVEC syllabuses for Marine Engineer Officers and Cadets. Test examples and speciment exam questions are provided, along with many explanatory diagrams. This book is written primarily for those with a good general engineering background who have had little experience in instrumentation and control. It favours marine engineering, but students and engineers in other industries should find it a useful reference as the subject has a common basis. The text is presented from basic principles, using analogues where appropriate.
Reed's Vol 10 Instruments & Control Systems for Deck Officers.pdf
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