Make your process analyzer more reliable. All it may need is a better sampling system.
It’s true. Too often, process analyzers give inaccurate results due to problems with sampling systems.
But you can help stop sampling system errors — and the lost time and money they cause. Learn how in this 5-day, instructor-led, Process Analyzer Sampling System Training course. You’ll:
- Recognize and diagnose sample transport problems
- Calculate pressure drop in a fast loop or return line
- Prevent or control phase separation
- Read and create sampling system schematics
- Design and build your own sampling system
- And more
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After this engaging, hands-on training, you’ll return to work with valuable knowledge and skills you can use right away.
This course is essential for technicians, chemists, engineers, or anyone involved in the design, building, operation, or maintenance of process analyzer sampling systems. Appropriate for basic training or as a refresher for experienced professionals. No more than 40 participants per class — so you’ll have plenty of personal interaction.
2012 Course Calendar
Date |
Location |
Registration Deadline |
7-11 May, 2012 |
South Africa |
1 April, 2012 |
11-15 June, 2012 |
Manchester, England |
11 May, 2012 |
25-28 June, 2012 |
Torrance, California |
8 June,2012 |
20-24 August, 2012 |
Gold Coast, Austrailia |
19 July, 2012 |
27-31 August, 2012 |
Perth, Australia |
22 July, 2012 |
24-28 September, 2012 |
Brazil |
24 August, 2012 |
12-16 November, 2012 |
Aberdeen, Scotland |
10 October, 2012 |
19-23 November, 2012 |
Düsseldorf, Deutschland |
10 October, 2012 |
Registration
Register now for one of the courses listed above — or request private training at your site. Submit a completed registration form to your authorized sales and service center. Your sales and service rep can provide local price information and other details.
About the instructor
Consultant Tony Waters has over 50 years of experience with process analyzers and their sampling systems. He is an expert at using them in refineries and chemical plants, and founded three companies providing analyzer services to process industries.