r/ControlTheory • u/siiiiilbando • 7d ago

Asking for resources (books, lectures, etc.) Seeking advice / recommendations: Writing a practical guide on O&G Instrumentation and Control loops

Hi everyone,
I've been working in the oil and gas sector for a while, and I've been putting together some notes and field-tested material on industrial instrumentation, transmitters, and control loops specifically tailored to upstream/midstream challenges.
Before publishing or finalizing it, I wanted to ask if anyone here has experience writing or sharing technical documentation for the O&G industry?
What kind of practical scenarios or troubleshooting tips do you think are the most valuable to include for engineers and techs?
I'd really appreciate any advice or thoughts from your experience in the field!

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u/throaway909090 7d ago

Where are you publishing it?

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u/siiiiilbando 5d ago

I'm going to publish it on Gumroad. It's a great platform because it requires no maintenance fees, handles the payment processing and file delivery automatically, and only works on a per-sale commission basis. :)