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Mechanic training courses and schools
Total 228 training course(s) at schools in United States.
School: American Society of Mechanical Engineers
[All Courses] Training Center(s)/Venue(s): CHICAGO, LAS VEGAS, , UNITED STATES
Tel.: 1-800-843-2763Process Safety
Course Format: Classroom
This course covers the fundamentals of what engineers and managers in diverse chemical engineering industries need to know to keep their hazardous materials where they belong. It discusses how to accurately identify, classify, and evaluate process hazards, and then rank them by how likely they are to precipitate an industrial accident. The course covers consequence modeling as a preventive te...
PSM: Requirements and the Development of Management Systems Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
You want to gain a thorough understanding of the process safety regulations and need to put an effective process safety management (PSM) program and risk management plan-prevention program in place in your organization.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This course is ideal for plant and corporate PSM and RMP coordinators; safety and environmental professionals; production, maintenance and engineering ma...
Crystallization Operations
Course Format: Classroom
Process engineers who need to address challenges associated with separations involving crystallization will benefit from this course.
You Can Expect To:
Apply the fundamentals of crystal growth and nucleation to industrial processes.
Use case studies to examine special operating problems, such as fouling and crystallizer control.
Utilize the theory of material, energy, and populatio...
Fundamentals of Chemical/Petroleum Processes for Non-Chemical Engineers Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
The chemical engineer is required to be familiar with a variety of disciplines involved in the transportation and processing of solids, liquids and gases. In addition to fundamentals such as mass and energy balances, chemistry and thermodynamics, and fluid static’s and dynamics, other areas include separation processes, process equipment design and operations, process flow synthesis and analys...
HAZOP Studies and other PHA Techniques for Process Safety and Risk Management
Course Format: Classroom
You need to become an effective process hazard analysis (PHA) Team Leader, and to know how to select and apply the various PHA methods.
This includes how to prepare for PHAs, how to ensure compliance with current U.S. regulations related to PHAs, and how to conduct and report PHAs. Engineers and other technical professionals who play important roles in their organization’s management of pro...
Pneumatic Conveying of Bulk Solids
Course Format: Classroom
Overview �advantages and limitations of pneumatic conveying; applications in various industries (case histories)
Fundamentals �low pressure compressible gas flow; defining characteristics of a conveying system; state diagrams (pressure vs. velocity); modes of conveying (suspension vs. non-suspension); minimum conveying velocity
System layout and selection �pressure, vacuum, combination, ...
Heat Exchanger Design and Operation
Course Format: Classroom
This course is ideal for chemical and mechanical engineers who are engaged in plant operations, technical services, and project design; or with assignments involving heat exchanger sizing, specification, or operation.
You Can Expect To:
Examine in detail shell-and-tube heat exchanger technology—with practical tips on how to minimize fouling and improve chances of trouble-free operation....
Essentials of Chemical Engineering for Non-Engineers
Course Format: Classroom
You Should Attend If :
You work in a chemical-processing facility and need an overview of the basic mechanics and chemistry behind the process equipment you work with on a daily basis.
This course will help operations personnel communicate effectively with the process engineers and technical managers they collaborate with by gaining a basic understanding of the operational factors and d...
Flow of Solids in Bins, Hoppers, Chutes, and Feeders, Level 1
Course Format: Classroom
Gain a strong, fundamental understanding of bulk solids and their behavior, along with the general principles and practical applications of solids flow. You’ll find out how and why typical flow problems occur, and what simple, practical steps you can take to solve them. You’ll learn how to design bulk material-handling systems that work the way you want. In short, you’ll come a...
Process Piping Design
Course Format: Classroom
The lack of commentary, or historical perspective, regarding the B31.3 Code requirements for process piping design and construction is an obstacle to the designer, manufacturer, fabricator, supplier, erector, examiner, inspector, and owner who want to provide a safe and economical piping system. This intensive four day course, through the use of hundreds of examples shown and personal experienc...
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