2017 training courses
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Training CoursesExpert training to optimize your steam system
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Spirax Sarco is known for our quality products and knowledgeable approach, but it’s our people who make us different. We have an expert understanding of the application of steam across a wide range of industries which enables us to ensure our training courses are relevant to your industry and are current with the latest technological trends.
By providing the skills and knowledge that can be used back in your facility, we can help you to:• Maximize the efficiency of your steam systems• Increase steam safety• Optimize performance• Demonstrate competence and understanding
Our training programs have been developed to provide a variety of course options for you to create a training plan that best fits your needs.
For those new to steam, or anyone in need of a refresher on steam basics, we offer the Fundamentals of Steam Utilization course (STM100). Upon completion of STM100,
Supporting Your EducationKnowledge and understanding are the keys to efficiency, safety, energy conservation and sustainability.
we offer more in-depth technical classes focusing on installation/maintenance and engineering design. We continue to add to our library of specialized courses in the areas of food and beverage, oil & gas and chemicals, hospitals, universities and government institutions. We are also able to custom design training classes on an as needed basis to be taught at our facility or yours.
Spirax Sarco has been working with industrial markets and their total steam requirements for over 100 years, gaining considerable expert knowledge of steam engineering and steam systems. Throughout our history, we have provided unrivaled knowledge and training to customers, designers, installers and users worldwide, helping them use boiler fuel more efficiently with lower emissions, and reduced energy consumption. Our aim is to ensure that you achieve the maximum benefit from your plant both efficiently and safely.
For full course descriptions, schedules, cost, and/or to acquire additional information, visit our Training page on the web at www.spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training.
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Various Program HighlightsGeneration• Live steam boiler operation• Water treatment equipment• Advanced level control systems• Blowdown heat recovery systems• Boiler feed water systems
Distribution• Distribution piping • Steam metering • Steam conditioning station• Pressure reducing stations• Steam trap monitoring systems (wired and wireless)
Utilization• Steam optimization• Glass steam traps• Heat transfer technologies - Shell and tube - Plate and frame - Clean steam generator - Glass heat exchanger demonstration• PID control demonstrations and tuning• Selection and sizing of temperature and pressure control
valves on steam processes• Best practices for the safe and efficient use of steam
shut down systems and traditional safety valves
Recovery• Electrical and mechanical condensate pumps with
demonstration• Condensate recovery from heat exchangers and other
equipment• Cost savings from condensate recovery• Steam system optimization utilizing flash steam recovery
General InformationTraining Classes Include• A full day of intensive and focused training at one of our
training centers; which have “live steam”• Instruction given by our dedicated steam system experts• A combination of classroom and lab time• A balance of lecture, examples, cut-away samples, live
demonstrations, participant activities and videos• Reference material supporting the course syllabus• Professional Development Hours (PDH) are available for
all courses per certificate
Enrollment ProceduresVisit our Training page at www.spiraxsarco.com/global/us to see the full course offerings and locations. Please complete the registration form and payment online. You will receive confirmation when your registration has been accepted.
AdministrationCourse fees must be paid two weeks in advance of scheduled class date. Fees include attendance in your selected steam class, literature and lunch. Cancellations for standard STM courses will be allowed up to one week prior to the class, after which, course fee is nonrefundable. Substitutions are welcome.
ClassesUnless otherwise indicated, classes start at 8:00 AM and are usually over by 5:00 PM.
TransportationAttendees are responsible for their own transportation.
Tobacco PolicySpirax Sarco, Inc. facilities are 100% tobacco free. Use of tobacco products on the premises is prohibited.
MealsLunch and refreshments are provided as part of the training sessions.
What to WearLong pants and closed toe shoes are required. Safety glasses are required in the labs and will be provided if you do not have your own.
Hotel AccommodationsPlease see the list of suggested hotels in the confirmation email you receive upon registration.
On-site and Custom TrainingSpirax Sarco offers custom training at a Spirax Sarco training facility or at your facility. Please contact your Account Executive for detail and pricing or call 800-883-4411 for assistance.
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Our course portfolio
Level 1 Fundamentals
STM100 - Fundamentals of Steam Utilization .....................5
Level 2 Engineering & Design
STM200 - Steam System Design ........................................6
STM201 - Condensate Recovery Design ............................6
STM202 - Pressure and Temperature Control Systems Design .................................................................................7
Level 3 Installation & Maintenance
STM301 - Steam Traps and Condensate Pumps ................8
STM302 - Pressure and Temperature Control Valves ........9
STM303 - Heat Transfer Fundamentals ..............................9
Level 4 Industry
STM401 - Steam Utilization in the Hospital Industry .........10
Professional Development Hours (PDH) are given
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Level 1 FundamentalsSTM100 - Fundamentals of Steam Utilization Course Length: 1 Day (visit spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training to see a full listing of course dates)
Course Fee: $400
Who should attend?Anyone wishing to build or improve upon their knowledge of steam and steam utilization including engineers, designers, project managers, estimators, contractors, pipefitters, plumbers, maintenance staff, facilities/operations and energy personnel.
Subjects coveredThe Spirax Sarco Fundamentals of Steam Utilization course is designed to teach participants about the fundamentals of steam and operating practices needed to maintain a safe and efficient steam system. Attendees view steam traps operating under varying system conditions in our live steam lab. A demonstration of a steam to hot water heat exchanger is shown to allow the viewing of both the efficient use of steam and removal of condensate from this typical process application. A brief introduction to condensate pumps is given covering electric and non-electric designs.
Professional Development Hours (PDH) are givenNo prerequisite required
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Level 2 Installation & MaintenanceSTM200 - Steam System Design Course Length: 1 Day (visit spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training to see a full listing of course dates)
Course Fee: $400
Who should attend?Engineers, designers, energy engineers/managers, project managers, estimators and facilities/operations personnel who are responsible for condensate recovery, pressure and temperature control, and boiler room systems.
Subjects coveredThe Spirax Sarco Steam System Design course is action packed with many participant exercises. It begins with the sizing of a complete steam distribution system for HVAC and process applications. This includes sizing of steam pipes, pressure reducing stations and control valves.
Proper steam trap sizing and selection for various methods are practiced as are methods to detect steam trap failure. Condensate removal and recovery are also discussed, as these play an important role in efficiently operating a plant. The participants work through exercises on sizing condensate return lines and flash lines. The concept of stall is discussed and practiced.
Professional Development Hours (PDH) are givenPrerequisite - STM100
STM201 - Condensate Recovery Design Course Length: 1 Day (visit spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training to see a full listing of course dates)
Course Fee: $400 Who should attend?Engineers, designers, energy engineers/managers, project managers, estimators and facilities/operations personnel whoare responsible for condensate recovery, pressure and temperature control, and boiler room systems.
Subjects coveredThe Spirax Sarco Condensate Recovery course is focused on why and how to recover condensate. Topics include: trap selection and sizing, pipe sizing, types of condensate pumps, open and closed return systems and proper drainage of equipment, and economic benefits of condensate recovery. An in-depth classroom instruction on “systems stall” is given along with solutions to improve condensate drainage from heat transfer equipment.
Participants will leave with the knowledge to prevent flooding of a steam heat transfer equipment, which can lead to poor system performance and unsafe operating conditions such as waterhammer.
Professional Development Hours (PDH) are givenPrerequisite - STM100
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STM202 - Pressure and Temperature Control Systems DesignCourse Length: 1 Day (visit spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training to see a full listing of course dates)
Course Fee: $400
Who should attend?Engineers, designers, energy engineers/managers, project managers, estimators and facilities/operations personnel who are responsible for condensate recovery, pressure and temperature control, and boiler room systems.
Subjects coveredThe Spirax Sarco Pressure and Temperature Control course is designed to educate participants on control theory and the different types of control valves and actuators available in today’s marketplace.
The course includes principles of pressure and temperature control systems including: on/off and modulating control loops, sensors, controllers, and safety considerations. A full range of valve types are discussed including: direct/selfacting, pilot operated, PN/EL actuated, ball valves, and piston actuated valves.
The course finishes with a hands-on session performing actual bench setting of a control valve and associated instrumentation. Professional Development Hours (PDH) are givenPrerequisite - STM100
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Level 3 Installation & MaintenanceSTM301 - Steam Traps and Condensate Pumps Course Length: 1 Day (visit spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training to see a full listing of course dates)
Course Fee: $400
Who should attend?Contractors, pipefitters, plumbers, maintenance staff, facilities/operations and energy personnel who are responsible for installation, operation, energy savings, troubleshooting, and maintenance of steam traps, condensate pumps, pressure and temperature control systems.
Subjects coveredThe Spirax Sarco Steam Traps and Condensate Pumps course is structured to provide the necessary knowledge to perform the proper installation and maintenance of steam traps and condensate pumps.
Procedures covering troubleshooting of steam traps and condensate pumps are reviewed in the classroom and reinforced with a hands-on session in our live steam lab.
Major installation issues such as proper venting of flash steam, sizing of flash vessels, sizing condensate return lines for single and two phase flashes are covered in depth.
Professional Development Hours (PDH) are givenPrerequisite - STM100
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STM302 - Pressure and Temperature Control Valves Course Length: 1 Day (visit spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training to see a full listing of course dates)
Course Fee: $400
Who should attend?Contractors, pipefitters, plumbers, maintenance staff and facilities/operations personnel who are responsible for installation, operation, energy savings, troubleshooting, and maintenance of steam traps, condensate pumps, pressure and temperature control systems.
Subjects coveredThe Spirax Sarco Pressure and Temperature Control Systems course is a hands-on study of pressure and temperature control systems including: on/off and modulating control loops, sensors and controllers and safety considerations. Specific topics that are discussed include bench setting, operation, troubleshooting, and repair of the full range of valve types including: direct/self-acting, plot operated, PN / EL actuated, ball valves and piston actuated valves.
Classroom instruction is reinforced with a hands-on session bench setting a control valve and pressure regulator on a live steam rig. Participants will also trouble shoot a typical control loop to determine the source of system malfunctions and how to implement corrective actions.
Professional Development Hours (PDH) are given Prerequisite - STM100
STM303 - Heat Transfer Fundamentals Course Length: 1 Day (visit spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training to see a full listing of course dates)
Course Fee: $400 Who should attend?Anyone wishing to build or improve upon their knowledge of steam and heat transfer including engineers, designers, project managers, estimators, contractors, pipe fitters, plumbers, maintenance staff, facilities/operations and energy personnel.
Subjects coveredThe Spirax Sarco Heat Transfer Fundamentals course is designed for individuals who want to expand their knowledge base on the theory and practice of heat transfer using steam as the primary heat source. Discussion on the various types of heat exchangers and the typical applications found within a steam system are included. Participants will learn about different methods of control systems for the heat transfer process and economical solutions to steam equipment and condensate drainage concerns.
Professional Development Hours (PDH) are given Prerequisite - STM100
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Level 4 Industry Sector CoursesSTM401 - Steam Utilization in the Hospital IndustryCourse Length: 1 Day (visit spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training to see a full listing of course dates)
Course Fee: $400
Who should attend?Engineers, designers, project managers, estimators and facilities/operations personnel who are responsible for steam utilization in the healthcare/institution industry.
Subjects coveredThe Spirax Sarco Steam Utilization in the Hospital Industry course includes the basic fundamentals of steam and steam utilization throughout the entire steam and condensate loop, including: generation, distribution, utilization and recovery. Special emphasis is on heat exchangers, sterilizers, laundry equipment, kitchens, air handlers, humidification and absorption chillers.
Instructions are provided on correct piping installation of steam equipment to eliminate flooding, corrosion and waterhammer problems, therefore maintaining a safe environment for personnel. Efficient and effective ways to return condensate and save energy are also discussed.
Professional Development Hours (PDH) are givenNo prerequisite required
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Does Spirax Sarco training produce great results?Here are comments from attendees who think so.
“I really enjoyed this training session. The teachers made it interesting and really helped expand my knowledge of steam systems.”
“A great class that I would recommend to other people.”
“Fantastic session. I learned a lot from both the lecture and the lab.”
“Excellent facility...the training will help us to analyze and refine our steam and condensate design standards.”
“I now have a solid understanding of steam systems and how to make improvements on them.”
“Extremely informative—very useful information.”
Register nowThe easiest way to register for Spirax Sarco training courses is via online registration found on the Training page atwww.spiraxsarco.com/global/us/training
If you need more course details or have questions about information in this brochure don’t hesitate to contact us.
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