This SmartPlant Instrumentation (SPI), formerly known as INtools, course is designed to provide in-depth training on instrumentation engineering and the effective use of SPI for designing and managing instrument data throughout the lifecycle of a plant.
Module 1: Introduction to SPI
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Overview of SPI / INtools
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Importance of instrumentation in plant design
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Role of SPI in EPC projects
Module 2: SPI User Interface & Project Setup
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Navigating the SmartPlant environment
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Domain creation and project setup
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Creating and managing instrument index
Module 3: Instrument Index and Process Data
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Introduction to instrument types
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Creating and editing instrument tags
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Linking process data to instruments
Module 4: Loop Diagram Management
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Introduction to loop diagrams
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Generating and editing loop drawings
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Associating instruments to loops
Module 5: Hook-up and Wiring Details
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Cable block diagrams
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Hook-up drawings
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Terminal strip and wiring schedule generation
Module 6: Specification Sheets
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Working with vendor datasheets
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Creating and managing specification forms
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Instrument and control valve specifications
Module 7: Reports and Deliverables
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Customizing reports and deliverables
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Generating instrument lists, IO lists, and wiring lists
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Exporting data to Excel and PDF
Module 8: SPI Administration & Customization
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Domain administration and user roles
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Reference data customization
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Backups, restorations, and project archiving
Module 9: Integration with Other Tools
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Overview of integration with SPI with SmartPlant Foundation (SPF), P&ID, and other tools
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Import/export to AutoCAD, Excel
Module 10: Project Case Study
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Real-world industrial project simulation
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Hands-on practice: From index creation to final documentation
Conclusion:
The SPI course at Kagira-like training centres equips engineers and designers with the skills to work confidently on instrumentation projects using industry-standard tools. From basic instrument index to loop diagrams and specifications, this course builds competence for real-world execution in EPC environments.

