Every automation project begins with a business case. This section outlines how to identify operational inefficiencies, calculate Return on Investment (ROI), define project scopes, and establish functional requirements before selecting hardware or writing code. Domain 2: Instrumentation and Field-Level Devices
The Automation Body of Knowledge (ABOK) is a comprehensive guide that provides a foundation for understanding the principles, concepts, and practices of automation. The third edition of ABOK is a thorough revision that reflects the latest developments and advancements in the field of automation. This review provides an in-depth analysis of the guide, highlighting its key features, strengths, and weaknesses. Every automation project begins with a business case
Understanding user requirements and defining the scope of control systems. The third edition of ABOK is a thorough
: Best practices for executing automation projects, from initial planning to system startup. Process Measurement and Control : Best practices for executing automation projects, from
: Documentation, continuous control, and batch processes.
The legal, fully indexed PDF and print versions are available directly through the International Society of Automation (ISA) website.
This comprehensive table of contents demonstrates why the book is often described as a "mini Instrument Engineer’s Handbook".
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