PID Controllers in the 1940 - The 43AP Pneumatic Controller [English Subs]

Mr. Jamal Barghouti from Jubail Industrail College tells us about the 43AP Pneumatic Controller that was the PID controller of the 1940s.

[@DaftSwank]

This was so informative . . . Thank you! You can still buy Foxboro 43AP controllers today. There are many companies that prefer these controller types in hazardous areas (i.e. -- areas where combustible gas or dust is present) because they trust pneumatic controllers to be more safe than electronic ones. When you install electronic controllers in hazardous areas, you have to run I/O wiring through explosion proof conduit, or install the controllers in air-purged enclosures, or perhaps wire controller I/O through intrinsic safety barriers or isolators. The rules and regulations to follow, not to mention the expense in using explosion proof conduit to run electrical wiring through hazardous areas, make Pneumatic Controllers a much more attractive choice to certain manufacturing companies.

[@jote2275]

And we had the honeywell electronic! Tube amplified multi channel recorder. With stamp mechanism. Very good stuff!
In the past the instrumentation engineer had enough on one screwdriver! And some wrenches for repair and some adjustments. Nowadays you have to have the specific software and a laptop and the specific cable for the instruments. Not everything has become better!

[@DeepDoseMusic]

Working on one today, thanks for this

[@dshagizbelew5545]

appreciated ..very good explanation
Thanks !

[@englishguy1985]

We still use these controllers

[@user-wo2bs2li1g]

مرحبا استاذ ... اذا سمحت نريد شرح عن باقي انواع المسيطرات مثل المسيطر التناسبي p controller والمسيطر التناسبي التكاملي pi controller والمسيطر التفاضلي D controller لان الشرح بالعربي قليل في مواقع النت وهذي المواضيع مهمة جدا ولكم الشكر وبارك الله بجهودكم.....

[@Mayhellitac]

Thank you for this video. It helped me!

[@wtfuryo]

Excelente....saludos desde Argentina

[@jalalalkhalifa6541]

thank you and well done.

[@Saleh-dr9dd]

Thanks much appreciated

[@sifeddine4778]

بارك الله فيكم

[@sharyarali8637]

Very good video

[@bouroui4296]

thanks for this impotant information

[@huangsijia1875]

thankyou

[@MrSidra2009]

بارك الله بيك

[@abdul-rahmanal-harbi9427]

الله يعطيك العافيه ي أبو سمير

[@kingmode4]

wish i knew what he was saying. I can kinda figure it out but...ya know

[@InstrumentationPlus]

We've added English subs. We hope it makes the video more useful to you. :)

[@deconteesawyer5758]

@@InstrumentationPlus An accurate translation is far more valuable than an instructor using broken English.

[@user-ec8ig8kx2l]

مافيه فيديوهات اضافيه

[@alperuzum7360]

nice but arabic