PROCESS TECHNOLOGY TRAINING GUIDE - John Zink Company
PROCESS TECHNOLOGY TRAINING GUIDE - John Zink Company
PROCESS TECHNOLOGY TRAINING GUIDE - John Zink Company
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<strong>PROCESS</strong> FLARES<br />
FL102<br />
Prerequisite: None<br />
DESIGNED FOR:<br />
Engineers, operators, maintenance, safety and training personnel from<br />
hydrocarbon and chemical processing plants.<br />
COURSE OVERVIEW:<br />
Process Flares provides an introduction to the selection, operation and<br />
maintenance of offshore and onshore flare systems. It outlines the many<br />
different flare technologies available and the type of application each is<br />
most suited for. It will demonstrate to attendees how to control smoke, noise,<br />
radiation and flame luminosity. Attendees will also be shown how to accurately<br />
evaluate the economics of replacements and retrofits. Students are invited to<br />
bring specific operating problems for one-on-one discussion with an Institute<br />
instructor or for discussion with a group of peers who have experienced similar<br />
situations at their facilities. Students will see flare demonstrations in a worldclass<br />
flare test facility.<br />
SOME TOPICS COVERED DURING THE COURSE INCLUDE:<br />
• Types of flares<br />
• Flare safety<br />
• Noise<br />
• Emissions<br />
• Stack design<br />
• Flare selection<br />
• Flare upgrades<br />
• Flare pilots<br />
• Thermal radiation<br />
• Efficiency<br />
• Smoke control<br />
• Flare demonstrations<br />
LOCATIONS, DATES AND PRICES:<br />
Tulsa, OK September 26 – 28, 2011 $2,195<br />
Tulsa, OK September 26 – 28, 2012 $2,195 TPCP-0116<br />
12 Call the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Zink</strong> Institute today at 918.234.5710<br />
3-DAY COURSE<br />
AUTHORIZED<br />
IACET PROVIDER<br />
2.1 CEUs<br />
<strong>PROCESS</strong> FLARE OPERATIONS<br />
FL119<br />
Prerequisite: NoneON-SITE<br />
DESIGNED FOR:<br />
Engineers, operators, maintenance, safety and training personnel from<br />
hydrocarbon and chemical processing plants.<br />
COURSE OVERVIEW:<br />
This one-day course provides an introduction to the operation and maintenance<br />
of offshore and onshore flare systems. It will demonstrate to students how to<br />
control smoke, noise, radiation and flame luminosity. Attendees will also be<br />
shown how to accurately evaluate the economics of replacements and retrofits.<br />
Students are invited to bring specific operating problems for one-on-one<br />
discussion with an Institute instructor or for discussion with a group of peers<br />
who have experienced similar situations at their facilities.<br />
SOME TOPICS COVERED DURING THE COURSE INCLUDE:<br />
• History and purpose of flares<br />
• Flashback prevention<br />
• Radiation<br />
• Gas/liquid separation<br />
• Noise and smoke control<br />
• Utility and steam flares<br />
• Air-assisted and multi-point flares<br />
• Ignition systems<br />
• Pilots<br />
• API 521/537<br />
LOCATIONS, DATES AND PRICES:<br />
As requested.<br />
COURSE<br />
1-DAY COURSE<br />
AUTHORIZED<br />
IACET PROVIDER<br />
0.7 CEUs
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