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 Steam Conversion Seminar: A seminar for Maintenance and Engineering personnel looking for an overview of systems operation and techniques for improving performance. Walk through your own system and discuss those “tough to solve” problems that you have experienced. Compare notes with your peers in industry.
In this course, attendees will receive extensive practical information on the design, operation and installation of the steam systems and their components. The seminar is an outstanding starting point for personnel new to the steam systems industry or for seasoned professionals who want a solid review.
Participants will gain a thorough knowledge of how the steam loop functions:
- Basic thermodynamics
- Live demonstrations and hands-on experiments in the Center's glass distribution system.
- The advantages, disadvantages, limitations and sizing considerations for every component in a steam system.
The program highlights energy saving opportunities in design, application, and maintenance. Specific trouble-shooting and problem solving techniques will also be developed.
Focus Topics
- Basic steam concepts and fundamentals
- Boilers: an introduction to operating principles
- Steam distribution systems sizing to limit noise, pressure drop and erosion
- Heat exchangers devices and piping arrangements
- Steam traps: their function and basic operating principles
- Regulators and control valves: Where are they utilized? How do they work?
- Condensate return systems: alternative models
- Air handling unit coils: potential problems, causes and solutions
- Solving system problems: dealing with water hammer, freezing, erosion, and noise
- Guidelines for condensate drainage and steam trapping
- Efficient use of flash steam
- Computerized PM: a cost effective solution
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August 21, 2008
September 18, 2008
October 23, 2008
November 20, 2008
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| Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm |
| Price: The cost for this one day seminar which includes lunch is $250.00 per person. |
| Location: 8820 Bond, Overland Park, KS 66214 |
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| This seminar qualifies for 6.5 hours of Professional Development. |
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| Click here to register online. |
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 Hughes Machinery has been providing sales and service for many of industry’s steam and energy systems since 1924. As part of our commitment to customer training and shared knowledge, our Training Center is dedicated to providing state of the art instruction and practical know-how. Over the years, the manufacturers we represent have helped us develop one of the most outstanding seminar programs in the country. Through classroom discussion, theoretical application, live demonstrations and hands on experience, our participants learn real world system operation, design, maintenance and problem solving. The goal is improved operating and cost efficiency. We offer “Creative Solutions for Peak Performance.”
Our Training Center houses classroom facilities that simulate actual field conditions with fully instrumented, “see-through” glass systems. Space is limited so plan now to attend.
For more information call, fax or email us at:
Phone: 913-492-0355
Fax: 913-492-1420
Email: fetzer@hughesmachinery.com
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