Albuquerque - Atlanta - Austin - Baltimore - Boston - Charlotte - Chicago - Cleveland - Columbus - Dallas - Denver - Detroit - El Paso - Fort Worth - Fresno - Houston - Indianapolis - Kansas City - Las Vegas - Long Beach - Los Angeles - Mesa - Milwaukee - New Orleans - New York - Oakland - Oklahoma City - Philadelphia - Phoenix - Portland - Sacramento - San Antonio - San Diego - San Francisco - San Jose - Seattle - Tucson - Tulsa - Virginia Beach - Washington -

Houston, United States

School: American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Shock and Vibration Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
This is an intermediate level course intended for engineers with background in mechanical, structural or related engineering disciplines. Learn how to compute natural frequencies and response to dynamic forces, and design to reduce vibration of new and existing systems. Rotating equipment, their supports and foundations, vibration absorbers (tuned mass dampers), vibration isolators, blast loads...
 

PROCESS HAZARD ANALYSIS
Course Format: Classroom
This new advanced course expands the knowledge and application of Process Hazard Analyses beyond the basics presented in CH157. The attendees will develop a complete HAZOP study of a simple problem, including findings and recommendations that would lead to risk reduction action items. Then the team will analyze their study to evaluate their findings and recommendations, complete an exercise t...
 

Improving Powder Properties by Granulation, Compaction, & Sintering
Course Format: Classroom
This course teaches the fundamentals and importance of a unit operation that is characterized by the combination of particles and accompanied by an increase in size. While agglomeration phenomena have been present since solids first formed on earth and were beneficially applied for centuries, nano technology and a growing interest in the development of engineered materials from a multitude of s...
 

Fuels Blending Technology and Management
Course Format: Classroom
This seminar provides that information for refinery operators and engineers alike. It tells you what’s available in the marketplace today for the successful implementation of an advanced control and optimization system for gasoline, diesel and fuel oil products. The course covers all technical, operational, modeling and economical aspects of fuels blending control and optimization systems. B...
 

Industrial Fluid Mixing
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides a broad survey of the most recent developments, newest equipment, and emerging design concepts in the field of fluid mixing. The course is intended for directors of engineering and/or research, process engineers doing research, mechanical equipment specialists, technicians, development and design project engineers, chemists, and vendor engineers. YOU CAN EXPECT TO: �C...
 

Excel Programming with VBA
Course Format: Classroom
The purpose of this 1-day, intensive, hands-on course is to get you up to speed quickly in VBA programming and provide you with VBA program examples. If you require the capabilities of the built-in programming language of Microsoft Excelâ„?and Visual Basic (VBA) then this course is for you. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: This course is intended for engineers and scientists who have good spreadsheet sk...
 

Process Piping Materials, Fabrication, Examination & Testing
Course Format: Classroom
This is intended to be a 1-day supplemental course for those students who have already taken or are taking PD014: ASME B31.3 Process Piping. The focus of this course is to assist those personnel to understand the relationship of the Fabrication & Examination rules of the B31.3 Code to the Design and Materials rules. The presentation will include examples of problems that occur as a result of no...
 

Emergency Relief Systems (ERS) Design using DIERS Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Explore the broad topic of emergency relief system design with an emphasis on DIERS methods. Learn how to handle runaway reactions, particularly under two-phase flow conditions. Learn how to use computational methods on real-world problems via numerous worked examples. Receive the texts �Emergency Relief Systems Design Using DIERS Technology �(published by AIChE) and “Guidelines for Pre...
 

PSM: Requirements and the Development of Management Systems
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...
 

Pages:- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ...