PROCESS TECHNOLOGY TRAINING GUIDE - John Zink Company

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VAPOR COMBUSTION SYSTEMS VC103 Prerequisite: None VAPOR CONTROL SYSTEMS VC106 Prerequisite: None 3-DAY COURSE AUTHORIZED IACET PROVIDER 2.1 CEUs DESIGNED FOR: Engineers, operators, technicians and regulatory personnel who deal with vapor recovery or vapor combustion equipment for petroleum distribution facilities in their daily operation. COURSE OVERVIEW: Vapor Control Systems is taught by our engineering and service personnel who work full time on vapor control equipment. This course is well-balanced between classroom and hands-on training. The course includes in-depth discussions, demonstrations and visits to see actual systems in operation. SOME TOPICS COVERED DURING THE COURSE INCLUDE: • Vapor control background • Recovery/combustion theory • System description • Operating description • Vapor recover unit/vapor control unit demonstration • Mechanical components • Electrical components • Maintenance and troubleshooting LOCATIONS, DATES AND PRICES: Tulsa, OK October 11 – 13, 2011 $1,095 Tulsa, OK March 27 – 29, 2012 $1,095 Tulsa, OK September 18 – 20, 2012 $1,095 2-DAY COURSE AUTHORIZED IACET PROVIDER 1.4 CEUs DESIGNED FOR: Engineers, operators, technicians and regulatory personnel who deal with vapor combustion for petroleum and ethanol distribution facilities in their daily operation. COURSE OVERVIEW: Vapor Combustion Systems is taught by John Zink engineering and service personnel who work full-time on vapor control equipment. This course is wellbalanced between classroom and hands-on training. Course includes in-depth discussion and hands-on demonstrations. SOME TOPICS COVERED DURING THE COURSE INCLUDE: • Vapor control background • Combustion theory • System description • Operating description • Vapor control unit demonstration • Mechanical components • Electrical components • Maintenance and troubleshooting LOCATIONS, DATES AND PRICES: Offered as demanded. ON- DEMAND COURSE LANDFILL FLARES LF105 Prerequisite: None MASS TRANSFER KG178 Prerequisite: None 5-DAY COURSE AUTHORIZED IACET PROVIDER 3.5 CEUs DESIGNED FOR: Engineers in the refining, petrochemical, chemical and EPC industries. COURSE OVERVIEW: This is a five-day course taught by engineering professionals with extensive mass transfer experience. The course includes classroom training, design exercises and hands-on sessions in a world-class pilot plant. The lectures include classwork examples, videos, demonstrations, viewing product samples and the use of detailed notes. During the course of each session, attendees will participate in several pilot-plant experiments that will demonstrate the equipment discussed in the classroom. SOME TOPICS COVERED DURING THE COURSE INCLUDE: • Fundamentals of different types of mass transfer devices • Operation of trays, packing and distributors • Basic mass transfer equipment calculations • Applicability of different mass transfer devices • Equipment design and selection LOCATIONS, DATES AND PRICES: Wichita, KS October 24 - 28, 2011 SOLDOUT Wichita, KS April 16 – 20, 2012 $2,300 Wichita, KS October 15 – 19, 2012 $2,300 2-DAY COURSE AUTHORIZED IACET PROVIDER 1.4 CEUs DESIGNED FOR: Engineers, operators, technicians and regulatory personnel from landfill facilities, waste management facilities and governments around the world. COURSE OVERVIEW: Landfill Flares is taught by our engineering and service personnel who work full-time on landfill flare equipment. It is well-balanced between classroom and hands-on training. The course includes in-depth discussion, demonstrations and viewing an actual system check-out in our manufacturing facility. SOME TOPICS COVERED DURING THE COURSE INCLUDE: • Combustion principles • System design and selection • Mechanical and electrical components • Emissions • Troubleshooting • Operation and maintenance • New technologies • Condensate injection LOCATIONS, DATES AND PRICES: Tulsa, OK April 11 – 12, 2012 $1,095
TROUBLESHOOTING VIBRATION OF INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY EQ173 – Prerequisite: None DESIGNED FOR: Beneficial for all persons involved with the reliability, maintenance and operation of equipment susceptible to destructive vibration. COURSE OVERVIEW: Troubleshooting Vibration of Industrial Machinery provides practical vibration information with actual case histories used by the course presenter on generalpurpose equipment during his more than 40 years in the industry. At the end of the accelerated one-day seminar, participants will have received an overview on the type of vibration problems that occur in industry. The seminar identifies causes that can result in expensive downtimes and how to avoid them. SOME TOPICS COVERED DURING THE COURSE INCLUDE: • Steps in troubleshooting a vibration problem • Basics of vibration • Problems vibration forces cause and how to solve them • Causes of and solution for vibration • Structural and pressure vessel vibration • Torsional vibration Each student will receive a copy of the book An Analytical Troubleshooting of Process Machinery and Pressure Vessel by Anthony Sofronas. OSHA 10-HOUR GENERAL INDUSTRY OUTREACH TRAINING SA176 – Prerequisite: None ON- DEMAND COURSE ON- DEMAND COURSE HIGH-PRESSURE BOILER 1-DAY COURSE 5-DAY COURSE 2-DAY COURSE DESIGNED FOR: Safety personnel, instructors, managers, supervisors or anyone having responsibility for OSHA compliance in an industrial setting. COURSE OVERVIEW: Two-day course which familiarizes participants with OSHA General Industry standards and requirements. This course provides an overview of compliance programs and procedures required for the workplace. Training course explains how to read and use the Code of Federal Regulations (CFRs). SOME TOPICS COVERED DURING THE COURSE INCLUDE: • Introduction to OSHA/OSHA standards • Walking and working surfaces • Means of egress and fire protection • Hazardous materials • Electrical standards • Industrial hygiene • Personal protective equipment • Machine guarding FUNDAMENTALS BB174 – Prerequisite: None ON- DEMAND COURSE DESIGNED FOR: Engineers, operators, safety and training personnel from hydrocarbon, chemical and petrochemical processing and refining plants around the world. COURSE OVERVIEW: Steam has many and varied uses in today’s world. In the modern power plant it is used to turn generators that produce electricity. In many industrial plants, steam powers turbines that are connected to pumps, compressors or fans. Steam is also injected into many processes. The device that produces this steam is a boiler. This course is designed to give students a strong foundation of basic boiler operating and safety principles. Through the use of multi-media and a variety of interactive instructional techniques, the subject matter is brought to life. Participants will discover the many uses, designs, systems and controls for safely operating high-pressure boilers. Boiler theory, equipment, fitting and accessories are also covered. Boiler operating techniques, start-up and shutdown will be demonstrated with the use of a dynamic simulator. Enroll online today at johnzinkinstitute.com 15
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Page 7 and 8: PROCESS BURNERS CUSTOM PB116 Prereq
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