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Water Quality and Treatment Management

Program Objectives:

The participants will have the basic understanding of water quality management and water treatment facilities.

Program Outline:

• Water cycle basic principles.
• The flow of water.
• Water management principles.
• Chemical and biological principles.
• Aquatic ecosystems.
• Biological and chemical water quality.
• Water purification.
• Waste water treatment - steam generators.
• Boiler feed water preparation and chemicals.

Who Should Attend: Senior environmental engineers, environmental engineers and process engineers.

Process Heaters

Program Objectives:

The participants will learn the fundamental functions, operation and process requirements of process heaters.

Program OUtline:

• Process function of heater.
• Heat transfer basics.
• Codes and standards.
• Radiant heat balance.
• Convection heat balance.
• Flame temperature.
• Burners.
• Heater instrumentation.
• Start up and shutdowns procedure.
• Troubleshooting.
• Inspection and turnaround.

Who Should Attend: Process engineers, operation supervisors and central control room operators.

Process Measurement and Control Technology

Program Objectives:

Participants will be trained in process measurement and instrumentation used in petroleum refineries, process dynamics, control loops design, controller turning and system performance stability.

Program Outline:

• Measurement and instrumentation principles.
• Open and closed loop dynamics.
• Measuring elements and transmitters.
• Signal transmission (Eelectronic, Pneumatic and Digital).
• Control valves and actuators.
• Online analytical and soft analytical.
• Feedback control and selection of control modes.
• Feed forward, cascade, and ratio control.
• Advanced process.
• Measurement process control, optimal and fuzzy control.

Who Should Attend: Under development engineers and instrument technicians.