Troubleshooting and Commissioning Pneumatic Conveying System, Kurs, Chatham, UK
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23-02-2027 – 24-02-2027
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Duration:
2 days
Starts:
23-02-2027
Ends:
24-02-2027
Place:
Chatham, UK
Entry:
paid
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Troubleshooting and Commissioning Pneumatic Conveying System
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Troubleshooting and Commissioning Pneumatic Conveying System
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Overview: Delegates will look at the setting up and commissioning of pneumatic conveying systems.
This course is a ’Hands on’ fully practical session using the pneumatic conveying lines and rotary valves in the on-site laboratories in Chatham.
Subjects covered:
The practical challenge of starting up systems on site and making sure they work as the designer intended;
Understand the key signals to look out for that tell you how the system is operating;
Avoiding pitfalls that can lead to slow start up, blockages etc;
How to know when the system is operating as intended;
Ensuring the system is optimised around the users priority requirements eg. minimum energy usage/ particle blockage / system wear;
It also covers lean and dense phase, rotary valves, blow tanks and various air supply types
Course fee: £915 per delegate Venue: Chatham, Kent
Contact: Caroline Chapman
Troubleshooting and Commissioning Pneumatic Conveying System
23-02-2027
24-02-2027
Chatham, UK
https://www.gre.ac.uk/engsci/research/groups/wolfsoncentre/coupro/sc/commpc
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A look at the practical challenges of starting up systems on site and making sure they work as the designer intended. Delegates will be guided through a selection of practical workshops in the on-site Pilot Plant to look at the different challenges encountered when using and commissioning pneumatic conveying systems including; - Rotary Valve / roots blower system - Blow tank system Course presenters: Professor Mike Bradley – who has decades of practical experience of all kinds of pneumatic conveying systems – assisted By Dr Atul Sharma, our lead consultant engineer in the subject. To ensure the maximum benefit for those attending, we limit delegate number to 6 per course. Fees are discounted for 2 or more delegates signing up together from the same company.
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