Training

Level I Basic Steam Training Seminar

Level II Course for Steam Systems

Level I

What you'll cover:
Basic knowledge and fundamentals of steam and operating practices needed to maintain a safe and efficient steam system including:

• Steam System Principals: Generation, Distribution, Utilization
• Water Hammer Considerations and Demonstration
• Steam Pressure and Temperature Control
• Steam Traps: Operation and Demonstration
• Steam Trap Sizing and Selection
• Steam Trap Testing procedures
• Condensate Recovery Systems
• Energy Considerations
• Applications
• Questions and Answers

Who should attend: Maintenance, operations, facility or design engineering personnel with direct concern for the complete steam system, or those interested in improving basic steam knowledge.

Knowledge required: None

Fee: $150.00 (non-refundable)

Seminar Length: The Schimberg Steam Training Seminar is a 1 day course. 

No more than 5 people per company in any one class. 

Lunch provided.

Dates 2012

Feb. 8

March 14

May 9

Aug. 15

Oct. 10

Nov. 14

Level II
What you'll cover:
Basic knowledge to design and maintain a steam system:

• Steam Saturization Table 
• Steam Line Sizing and Drip Station Design 
• Steam Pressure and Temperature Control Valve Operation 
• Safety Relief Valves 
• Steam Traps:  Operation, sizing, selection, testing and demonstration 
• Process Equipment, "Stall" and Demonstration 
• Condensate Recovery Systems 
• Flash Recovery systems 
• Steam System Troubleshooting 
• Questions and Answers

Who should attend: Any Design, Mechanical, or Process personnel responsible with a Steam System Design and Operation.

Knowledge required: You must have completed our Level I Steam Course 

Fee: $250.00 (non-refundable)

Seminar Length: The Schimberg Steam Training Seminar is a 1 day course.    Lunch Provided

2012 Dates

April 11

September 12