Engineering Books from International Society of Automation (ISA)

Description: This volume is part of the Practical Guide Series developed and published by the ISA, the International Society for Measurement and Control. The Practical Guides were conceived because of a shortage ...

Description: The bio-pharmaceutical industry demands exacting detail in design, development, operation, quality, and just about every other aspect of the business. As such, there is a degree of specialty in most ...

Description: The industry's most authoritative handbook on flow measurement provides a road map to the field of flow measurement. This best-seller discusses strategies for problem solving and puts the whole array ...

Description: Rationale In the fifteen or so years since the first edition of this book, nearly every aspect of data communications has changed, and above all industrial applications. The original rationale for ...

Description: Rationale In the fifteen or so years since the first edition of this book, nearly every aspect of data communications has changed, and above all industrial applications. The original rationale for ...

Description: The fourth edition of Measurement and Control Basics is a thorough and comprehensive treatment of the basic principles of process control and measurement. It is designed for engineers, technicians, ...

Description: To some, motor speed control is somewhat of a mystical science, a science that causes motors and machines to sometimes operate in unexpected ways. Over 30 years ago, AC drives were considered "new ...

Description: PREFACE ISA's Independent Learning Modules This book is an Independent Learning Module (ILM) as developed and published by the Instrument Society of America (ISA). The ILMs are the principal ...

Description: In 1988 we published the book Automatic Tuning of PID Controllers, which summarized experiences gained in the development of an automatic tuner for a PID controller. The present book may be regarded ...

Description: Commercial and residential networks are rapidly becoming wireless. Will industrial networks follow? Going wireless means more than just plugging in some wireless components to replace the wires. At ...