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1 Analytics and Control Loop Tuning Technical Training Session 1 10:30-11:30 a.m. TIA-13A Introduction to ABB Analytics Bob Vogel, ABB This session will provide an introduction to ABB s world of continuous gas analyzers and gas chromatographs. System electronics including I/O, display properties and configurations for the ABB Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) will be discussed. Sessions 2-3 1:00-3:30 p.m. TIA-14A Single Loop Control Methods Kevin Starr, ABB This session will furnish you the skills to tune basic control loops (PID controllers). The focus will be on matching the controller to the process characteristics. The tuning methods learned can be applied to any PID controller, independent of the vendor. A software process simulator is used for hands-on practice. Wednesday, March 21 Sessions 5-6 8:00-10:30 a.m. TIA-14B Single Loop Control Methods Kevin Starr, ABB This session will furnish you the skills to tune basic control loops (PID controllers). The focus will be on matching the controller to the process characteristics. The tuning methods learned can be applied to any PID controller, independent of the vendor. A software process simulator is used for hands-on practice. Sessions 8-9 1:30-4:00 p.m. TIA-13B Introduction to ABB Analytics Bob Vogel, ABB This session will provide an introduction to ABB s world of continuous gas analyzers and gas chromatographs. System electronics including I/O, display properties and configurations for the ABB Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) will be discussed. Thursday, March 22 Sessions :30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TIA-13C Introduction to ABB Analytics Bob Vogel, ABB This session will provide an introduction to ABB s world of continuous gas analyzers and gas chromatographs. System electronics including I/O, display properties and configurations for the ABB Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) will be discussed. Sessions :30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TIA-14C Single Loop Control Methods Kevin Starr, ABB This session will furnish you the skills to tune basic control loops (PID controllers). The focus will be on matching the controller to the process characteristics. The tuning methods learned can be applied to any PID controller, independent of the vendor. A software process simulator is used for hands-on practice. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation

2 Compact Product 800 System Integration Technical Training Session 1 10:30-11:30 a.m. TSY-05A Compact Products 800 Overview Mikael Rudin, ABB This training workshop offers an overview of Compact Products a range of products that can be used individually or combined to create cost effective control solutions. Compact Products 800 are built with openness in mind. They re based on standards to ensure that they can be combined with other products on the automation market. Learn how Compact HMI 800, AC 800M controllers with Compact Control Builder, Panel 800, S800L I/O and S800 I/O can all play key roles in your customized control solutions. Session 2 1:00-2:00 p.m. TSY-03A Compact HMI 80 Mikael Rudin, ABB This workshop is an overview of the benefits of the operator workplace Compact HMI 800. Session 3 2:30-3:30 p.m. TSY-02A AC 800M Rolf Setthammar, ABB This technical session will teach you how to use Compact Control Builder for AC800M in a project. After this session the participant will have the basic knowledge of how to start the work, build and use libraries and how to prepare the application for connection to Compact HMI. Session 4 4:00-5:00 p.m. TSY-04A Compact HMI 800 Rolf Setthammar, ABB This technical session will teach you how to use the Compact HMI in a project. After this session the participant will have the basic knowledge of how to start the HMI, how to connect to a PLC and how to build and use graphics and faceplates for control. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation

3 Wednesday, March 21 Thursday, March 22 Session 5 8:00-9:00 a.m. TSY-01 System 800xA Solution Provider Program Carl Larsson, ABB This presentation includes discussions of the commitments of and benefits for System 800xA Certified Solution Providers and ABB Process Automation. A roadmap will be provided to help new System Integrators to learn how to achieve Certified Solution Provider status. Guidelines enabling current CSP s to maintain this status will also be explained. Session 6 9:30-10:30 a.m. TSY-05B Compact Products 800 Overview Mikael Rudin, ABB This training workshop offers an overview of Compact Products a range of products that can be used individually or combined to create cost effective control solutions. Compact Products 800 are built with openness in mind. They re based on standards to ensure that they can be combined with other products on the automation market. Learn how Compact HMI 800, AC 800M controllers with Compact Control Builder, Panel 800, S800L I/O and S800 I/O can all play key roles in your customized control solutions. Session 7 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TSY-03B Compact HMI 80 Mikael Rudin, ABB This workshop is an overview of the benefits of the operator workplace Compact HMI 800. Session 8 1:30-2:30 p.m. TSY-02B AC 800M Rolf Setthammar, ABB This technical session will teach you how to use Compact Control Builder for AC800M in a project. After this session the participant will have the basic knowledge of how to start the work, build and use libraries and how to prepare the application for connection to Compact HMI. Session 9 3:00-4:00 p.m. TSY-04B Compact HMI 800 Rolf Setthammar, ABB This technical session will teach you how to use the Compact HMI in a project. After this session the participant will have the basic knowledge of how to start the HMI, how to connect to a PLC and how to build and use graphics and faceplates for control. Session 11 9:30-10:30 a.m. TSY-05C Compact Products 800 Overview Mikael Rudin, ABB This training workshop offers an overview of Compact Products a range of products that can be used individually or combined to create cost effective control solutions. Compact Products 800 are built with openness in mind. They re based on standards to ensure that they can be combined with other products on the automation market. Learn how Compact HMI 800, AC 800M controllers with Compact Control Builder, Panel 800, S800L I/O and S800 I/O can all play key roles in your customized control solutions. Session 12 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TSY-03C Compact HMI 80 Mikael Rudin, ABB This workshop is an overview of the benefits of the operator workplace Compact HMI 800. Session 13 1:30-2:30 p.m. TSY-02C AC 800M Rolf Setthammar, ABB This technical session will teach you how to use Compact Control Builder for AC800M in a project. After this session the participant will have the basic knowledge of how to start the work, build and use libraries and how to prepare the application for connection to Compact HMI. Session 14 3:00-4:00 p.m. TSY-04C Compact HMI 800 Rolf Setthammar, ABB This technical session will teach you how to use the Compact HMI in a project. After this session the participant will have the basic knowledge of how to start the HMI, how to connect to a PLC and how to build and use graphics and faceplates for control. Session 15 4:30-5:30 p.m. TSY-06B Panel 800 Overview Mikael Steiner, ABB This workshop is an overview of the benefits of the operator panel Panel 800. Session 10 4:30-5:30 p.m. TSY-06A Panel 800 Overview Mikael Steiner, ABB This workshop is an overview of the benefits of the operator panel Panel 800. Register Today!

4 Drives Technical Training Sessions :00-5:00 p.m. TMD-01A Introduction to ABB ACS800 Drives: Dave Polka, ABB This session will provide you an overview of ABB s latest Drive (VFD) technology. You will learn key software characteristics that make the ACS 800 drive able to handle a multitude of difficult motor control applications, and you will receive hands-on experience with an ACS 800 programming demo unit and programming panel. Wednesday, March 21 Sessions :00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TMD-02A Serial Communications for ACS800 Drives - Dave Polka, ABB This session provides an overview of ABB s latest Drive (VFD) Technology, which uses fiber optic communications. You will learn key communications characteristics that make the ACS 800 able to handle high-speed communications with other controlling devices (e.g., automated controllers and PLCs). You will also get hands-on experience with an ACS 800 programming demo unit and Drives Window computer package. Wednesday, March 21 (con t.) Sessions :30-5:30 p.m. TMD-01B Introduction to ABB ACS800 Drives: Dave Polka, ABB This session will provide you an overview of ABB s latest Drive (VFD) technology. You will learn key software characteristics that make the ACS 800 drive able to handle a multitude of difficult motor control applications, and you will receive hands-on experience with an ACS 800 programming demo unit and programming panel. Thursday, March 22 Sessions :30-5:30 p.m. TMD-02B Serial Communications for ACS800 Drives - Dave Polka, ABB This session provides an overview of ABB s latest Drive (VFD) Technology, which uses fiber optic communications. You will learn key communications characteristics that make the ACS 800 able to handle high-speed communications with other controlling devices (e.g., automated controllers and PLCs). You will also get hands-on experience with an ACS 800 programming demo unit and Drives Window computer package. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation

5 Electrical Systems Technical Training Sessions :30-11:30 a.m. TEB-02A Introduction to Industrial Power Systems Ray Catlett, ABB This class gives you an overview of the electric power distribution system, and the impact that various design decisions can have on reliability and safety. You will be briefed on key issues such as circuit design, system configuration relative to reliability and maintainability, equipment ratings, physical layout, maintenance, environmental and safety considerations. The equipment covered will include liquid-filled and dry type transformers, low and medium voltage switchgear, motor control centers, and relay protection. Wednesday, March 21 Sessions 6-7 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TEB-01 Introducción a Sistemas Industriales de Potencia (Introduction to Industrial Power Systems) Guillermo Rodriguez, ABB Esta clase da una vista general del equipo en un sistema de potencia distribución eléctrica y el impacto que la configuraciòn del diseño puede tener en seguridad, costo, confiabilidad y mantenibilidad. Usted recibirá información sobre puntos básicos como diseño del circuito, valores de capacidad del equipo, configuración física, mantenimiento y consideraciones de seguridad y del medio ambiente. El equipo cubierto incluye transformadores secos y aislados en líquido, celdas de media tensión y baja tensión, centros de control de motores y relevadores de protección. Sessions 8-9 1:30-4:00 p.m. TEB-02B Introduction to Industrial Power Systems Ray Catlett, ABB This class gives you an overview of the electric power distribution system, and the impact that various design decisions can have on reliability and safety. You will be briefed on key issues such as circuit design, system configuration relative to reliability and maintainability, equipment ratings, physical layout, maintenance, environmental and safety considerations. The equipment covered will include liquid-filled and dry type transformers, low and medium voltage switchgear, motor control centers, and relay protection. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation

6 Industrial Automation and Control Technical Training Wednesday, March 21 Session 7 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TLV-04 Voltage Monitoring for Motor Protection Eric Biss, ABB Modern investments in production are high, and downtime cannot be tolerated. Protection and prevention play key roles in keeping systems up and running. This session investigates the function of voltage monitoring in three phase systems and the ability to prevent costly problems before they occur. Terminology is explained, applications are reviewed, and state of the art monitors are investigated. Don t miss this chance to learn how minimal investment can supply maximum benefit. Thursday, March 22 Session 11 9:30-10:30 a.m. TLV-01 Active Filters: Mitigating Harmonics and Energy Savings for Your Facility Keith Jones, ABB The tool of choice in the future for harmonic mitigation will be the Active Filter. This presentation will discuss the benefits and advantages of the ABB PQF Active Filter. Actual installation case studies will be presented that demonstrate the potential energy savings achievable when using ABB PQF Active Filter technology. Session 8 1:30-2:30 p.m. TLV-02 NEC 409, UL508A: Interrupting Rating Control Panel Compliance Chad Konermann, ABB Hot Topic! What every panel shop needs to know. Learn about recent changes in NEC/UL standards for control panel maximum interrupting rating guidelines. Rules and selection procedures will be reviewed. Session 10 4:30-5:30 p.m. TLV-03 Power Factor Correction and Harmonic Mitigation in Your Power Network Keith Jones, ABB Reduce your company utility bill, increase your network load capacity and extend the lifetime of your network components. This session demonstrates the many potential benefits of power factor correction and harmonic mitigation. Explanations of power factor improvement and harmonics will be included in the presentation. The presentation will also discuss two types of harmonic filtering, passive and active filters. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation

7 Instrumentation Technical Training Session 1 10:30-11:30 a.m. TIA-03 Flow Series #1: Flow Basics Greg Livelli, ABB This course is aimed at the engineer who has little or no experience of the intricacies of flow. It assumes no previous knowledge and covers the basics, including: Terminology - get to know the jargon, it really helps; Reynolds number - what it is and what it means; Flow profiles - what they are, how to use them and when you need them; Flow disturbances - what causes them, the effect they have, and how to estimate the extra errors they will introduce into your measurement; Flowmeters - how they work, what types are available, where to use each type and, more importantly, where they should not be used. Session 2 1:00-2:00 p.m. TIA-04 Flow Series #2: Flowmeter Installation Greg Livelli, ABB All flowmeters are affected to a greater or lesser degree by the way they are installed. To obtain the best possible performance, users must select their flowmeter with care, bearing in mind many factors such as the type of fluid they need to measure and the installed location. This course is aimed at the engineer who is tasked with installing these devices and wants to get the ultimate performance and reliability from them. The course covers such things as Disturbance effects - estimation of the effects of different common disturbances; Earthing (grounding) - a constant source of misunderstanding; and consequent problems. Session 3 2:30-3:30 p.m. TIA-05 Flow Series #3: Flow Profiling Theory and Practice Greg Livelli, ABB Pipe flow-profiling is a fundamental technique that enables the skilled user to accurately measure exactly what is happening inside the pipe and make any correction necessary to a given measuring point. It allows the effects of any disturbance or combination of disturbances to be determined and is an invaluable tool in the calibration verification field. However, it is not as simple as it appears and, in untrained hands can give seriously misleading information, which requires expert help to unravel. Those who attend this course will become competent in the flow-profiling field. Session 4 4:00-5:00 p.m. TIA-06 Flow Series #4: Flowmeter Verification Techniques Greg Livelli, ABB In these days of increasing costs and regulations, long-term flowmeter performance is increasingly important. When flowmeters are new they are usually delivered with a wet-calibration certificate that guarantees their performance. But after 1 or 2 years how does an engineer know whether the meters are still performing correctly; has the calibration shifted? This course teaches the student the time-honored methods of checking meters both in situ and when removed from site. It also explains in detail the new electronic methods that are currently changing the approach to flow meter verification. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation

8 Wednesday, March 21 Session 5 8:00-9:00 a.m. TIA-07 Flow Series #5: Flowmeter Selection Greg Livelli, ABB There are many different methods of measuring fluid flow, which is useful, but can be very confusing. The objective of this course is to unravel some of the mysteries and teach the student how different flowmeters work and when and when not, to use them. Session 6 9:30-10:30 a.m. TIA-08 Pressure Series #1: Pressure Measurement Basics Allen Hood, ABB This course is aimed at the engineer who has little or no experience of the intricacies of pressure measurement. It assumes no previous knowledge and covers the basics, including Terminology - get to know the jargon, it really helps; Pressure transmitters and sensors: how they work, what types are available, where to use each type, and where they should not be used. Session 7 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TIA-09 Pressure Series #2: Pressure Transmitters and Remote Seal Application and Selection Allen Hood, ABB This workshop provides a basic understanding of where and why pressure transmitters and remote seals are used; how remote seals work; why seals enhance the long-term performance of a pressure transmitter and some consideration will be given to key specifications necessary to minimize error. Thursday, March 22 Session 11 9:30-10:30 a.m. TIA-12 Temperature Measurement: Application & Selection of Temperature Sensors & Transmitters Jeff Bekasi, ABB This course is aimed at the engineer who has little or no experience of the intricacies of temperature measurement. It assumes no previous knowledge and covers the basics, including terminology - get to know the jargon - it really helps; temperature transmitters and sensors: how they work, what types are available, where to use each type, and where they should not be used. Session 12 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TIA-02 Damper Control with Electric Actuators: Application and Selection Naas DeJager, ABB This training session will discuss the application and selection of ABB Electrical Actuators for Damper Control in the Power and Boiler utility industry. The Contrac series Actuators offers a wide torque range, fast response time and superior position accuracy with extensive advanced diagnostics for predictive maintenance that will be demonstrated during this session. Session 8 1:30-2:30 p.m. TIA-10 Pressure Series #3: New Concepts in Pressure Measurement Using Multivariable Transmitters Allen Hood, ABB Optimizing profits is challenging enough with traditional instrumentation packages. This session provides case examples where significant efficiencies are realized using multivariable transmitters in steam and gas measurement. We will also review ABB s multivariable with remote seals using the ABB wedge. Session 9 3:00-4:00 p.m. TIA-01 Cost Effective Applications for Standalone Recorders and Loop Controllers Gary Freemer, ABB This workshop introduces the many applications for the latest standalone recorders and loop controllers. With new features like memory cards, video graphic interfaces and web-enabled communication, these devices are migrating out of the control room into the field for local control, data acquisition and trending. Session 10 4:30-5:30 p.m. TIA-11 Simplified Approach to Loop Tuning Dick Wolf, ABB Loop tuning can often present problems of where to start and which terms to use. This session will present the control definitions and provide a simple yet effective way to estimate the final tuning values for Proportional or Gain, Integral, and Derivative settings for your process. Register Today!

9 ISA Technical Seminars Session 1 10:30-11:30 a.m. ISA-04 Overview of Measurement and Control Fundamentals Larry Thompson This workshop will provide an overview of industrial measurement and control using a generally non-mathematical approach. You will leave with a basis for communicating with other control system professionals. Session 4 4:00-5:00 p.m. ISA-05 Safety Instrumented Systems: The Must Know for Implementation Bill Goble The greater the level of process risk, the better the safety instrumented system (SIS) performance required to control it. Learn how to define system performance and design systems according to industry standards. Wednesday, March 21 Session 5 8:00-9:00 a.m. ISA-02 Implementing Manufacturing Operations Management and Business Integration Using ISA-95 Dennis Brandl, BR&L Consulting, Inc. This session covers practical implementations of Manufacturing Operations Management Systems, including Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), and methods for integrating these systems into corporate business systems, using the models and methods from the ANSI/ISA 95 Enterprise/Control System Integration standards. The ANSI/ISA-95 standard provides a definition of the activities of MES and manufacturing operations, integration between the shop floor and business applications, and a formal definition of the information that must flow between those two realms. Session 7 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ISA-01 Ethernet on the Factory Floor: Who Would Have Guessed? Wayne Manges Many thought that Ethernet would never get to the plant floor because of its lack of determinism. This session will discuss how Ethernet technology not only overcame the original limitations but how it threatens to dominate all communications infrastructures from critical sensors on the plant floor to re-runs of Friends on your cell phone. Included are issues associated with design and deployment and how TCP/IP and Ethernet have opened up new opportunities with a revolution in open interface standards. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation

10 Wednesday, March 21 (con t.) Session 8 1:30-2:30 p.m. ISA-03 Introduction to Applying the Batch Control Standard ANSI/ISA Dennis Brandl, BR&L Consulting, Inc. This session offers an overview of the ANSI/ISA 88 Batch Control standard, the most widely used standard for recipe control and equipment control in the process industries. The standard provides standard terminology that is currently used by all control vendors and most end-users. It provides a model that reduces implement time and costs for batch and non-batch control system projects and has a proven track record of successful implementations. Session 10 4:30-5:30 p.m. ISA-06 Cyber Security: What Can Be Done in Your Plant! Wayne Manges Will the Department of Homeland Security dictate new standards for protecting automation systems for critical infrastructure facilities? New government facilities are opening to test candidate systems to determine their resistance to cyber-attacks. This session will discuss the issues involved and how companies and individuals can do their part to protect the facilities using cost effective, proven approaches without losing sight of the overall goals. Details included prevention, mitigation, and recovery approaches. Register Today!

11 System 800xA Core System Technical Training Session 1 10:30-11:30 a.m. TSY-07A System 800xA Drives Integration: This session will introduce you to the concepts of configuring an AC800M controller using PLC Control Builder and configuring a Process Panel as an operator interface. A brief introduction to interfacing drives to the AC800M controller will also be presented. Session 1 10:30-11:30 a.m. TSY-08A System 800xA for Harmony Dave Stephens, ABB This session will provide general information on the System 800xA Harmony Connect system. After a brief introduction to the Harmony Connect architecture, users will participate in simple configuration exercises related to the Operator Workplace. Participants will navigate an Operator Workplace, configure a Harmony Tag, and explore the methods of trend and alarm configuration. You will see how the System 800xA Harmony Connect system easily integrates to your existing INFI90, Symphony investment and enhances your existing process control strategy. Session 2 1:00-2:00 p.m. TSY-10A System 800xA Introduction & Function Designer This training session will introduce the System 800xA Extended Automation System and the benefits it delivers. Our overview presentation will exhibit how System 800xA extends functionality beyond that of other control systems through unparalleled connectivity, integrated applications and its many Industrial IT enabled partners. This session sets the stage for many subsequent sessions and shouldn t be missed. Sessions 3-4 2:30-5:00 p.m. TSY-09A System 800xA Graphics Design This session will introduce you to the System 800xA Extended Automation System including graphic displays, faceplates, trends and alarm pages. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation

12 Wednesday, March 21 Thursday, March 22 Sessions 5-6 8:00-10:30 a.m. TSY-09B System 800xA Graphics Design This session will introduce you to the System 800xA Extended Automation System including graphic displays, faceplates, trends and alarm pages. Session 7 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TSY-08B System 800xA for Harmony Dave Stephens, ABB This session will provide general information on the System 800xA Harmony Connect system. After a brief introduction to the Harmony Connect architecture, users will participate in simple configuration exercises related to the Operator Workplace. Participants will navigate an Operator Workplace, configure a Harmony Tag, and explore the methods of trend and alarm configuration. You will see how the System 800xA Harmony Connect system easily integrates to your existing INFI 90, Symphony investment and enhances your existing process control strategy. Sessions 8-9 1:30-4:00 p.m. TSY-10B System 800xA Introduction & Function Designer This training session will introduce the System 800xA Extended Automation System and the benefits it delivers. Our overview presentation will exhibit how System 800xA extends functionality beyond that of other control systems through unparalleled connectivity, integrated applications and its many Industrial IT enabled partners. This session sets the stage for many subsequent sessions and shouldn t be missed. Sessions :30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TSY-07B System 800xA Drives Integration: This session will introduce you to the concepts of configuring an AC800M controller using PLC Control Builder and configuring a Process Panel as an operator interface. A brief introduction to interfacing drives to the AC800M controller will also be presented. Sessions :30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. TSY-10C System 800xA Introduction & Function Designer This training session will introduce the System 800xA Extended Automation System and the benefits it delivers. Our overview presentation will exhibit how System 800xA extends functionality beyond that of other control systems through unparalleled connectivity, integrated applications and its many Industrial IT enabled partners. This session sets the stage for many subsequent sessions and shouldn t be missed. Sessions :30-4:00 p.m. TSY-09C System 800xA Graphics Design This session will introduce you to the System 800xA Extended Automation System including graphic displays, faceplates, trends and alarm pages. Session 15 4:30-5:30 p.m. TSY-08C System 800xA for Harmony Dave Stephens, ABB This session will provide general information on the System 800xA Harmony Connect system. After a brief introduction to the Harmony Connect architecture, users will participate in simple configuration exercises related to the Operator Workplace. Participants will navigate an Operator Workplace, configure a Harmony Tag, and explore the methods of trend and alarm configuration. You will see how the System 800xA Harmony Connect system easily integrates to your existing INFI 90, Symphony investment and enhances your existing process control strategy. Register Today!