Loop inspection on split-ranged control system

As each student team completes the construction of a working instrument loop, each student on that team must have their loop diagram inspected. Students see first-hand how important it is to check (and double-check!) details on their documentation, and also see whether or not their construction quality is up to par.
After a loop has been inspected by the instructor (and the team), it is ready for use as a troubleshooting platform. The instructor faults the loop, and has a student diagnose the problem using test equipment. If the student properly locates the general fault within 5 minutes, they pass. If not, they don't.

[@BTCInstrumentation]

Actually it is. The two valves operate in an "exclusive" split range, where one opens from 4 mA to 12 mA, and the other from 12 mA to 20 mA. The inspection did not include a demonstration of the two valves' behavior, so it is not apparent from the video.

[@clan81]

this is not a split range

[@bdewhassan9260]

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[@bhavikpole1300]

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[@bustroff7937]

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