An introduction to industrial measurement and control
Vintage Fair Condition - Cover is worn and marked, with a split binding, stained opening pages and small holes. Still readable despite the damage. Published 1982.
Curtis D. Johnson introduces the instruments and principles used to measure process conditions and regulate industrial systems. This second edition develops the relationship between sensing, signal handling, controllers and the elements that influence a process, bringing mathematical explanations together with diagrams and practical examples. Its treatment includes electronic techniques and the behaviour of control loops, with attention to how individual components operate within a complete system. Written as a technical textbook, the volume supports study of instrumentation and process control through explanations that connect underlying concepts with engineering applications. This earlier edition offers a reference to the methods and equipment of its period, alongside foundational ideas relevant to understanding how controlled processes are organised.
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