Pipe & Tubing
Valves/Actuation
Pipe Fittings, Flanges & Accessories
Steam Specialty Equipment
"Underground" Water & Sewer Materials
Alternative Fuels
Bin Management/Delivery
MTR, Pricing Services
Fabrication, Valve Automation
Schimberg Co. provides several types of seminars at our state-of-the-art training center. Training is made available to all our customers. We believe that fundamentally sound training can be a big asset to all of our customers.
| Level I Basic Steam Training Seminar |
| Level II Maintenance Course for Steam Systems |
| Level III Advanced Steam Seminar |
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.2008 Dates:
| Feb. 13 | March 12 | March 26 | April 9 | April 23 | Aug. 13 | Sept. 10 |
2009 Dates:
| Feb. 11 | April 8 | June 10 | Sept. 9 |
Group dates are available upon
request.
Level II Maintenance Course for Steam Systems
What you'll cover:
Basic knowledge and fundamentals for your steam system with hands-on instruction. To include review of steam fundamentals and instruction on maintenance, troubleshooting and repair techniques for:
- Pressure Reducing, Temperature Control, Pneumatic Rotary Control and Steam Isolation Valves.
- Steam Traps (Sizing, Selection, Testing, Repair and Overhaul).
- Non-electric Condensate Return Pumps.
- Steam System Troubleshooting.
Who should attend: Plant maintenance, pipe fitters, plumbers, mill rights, and operators responsible for maintaining and installing equipment in a steam system.
Knowledge required: You must have completed our Basic Steam Training Course.
Fee: $200.00 per person (non-refundable)
The Schimberg Co. Level II Course for Steam Systems is a 1 day course with a limit of 10 students per class.
No more than 5 people per company in any one class.
Lunch provided.
2008 Dates:
| May. 14 | Oct. 8 |
2009 Dates:
| March 11 | May 13 | August 12 | Oct. 14 |
Level
III Advanced Steam Seminar
What
you'll cover:
Basic knowledge and fundamentals to design and maintain a steam system.
- Steam Saturation Table
- Steam Line Sizing and Drip Station Design
- Water Hammer Considerations and Demonstration
- Steam Pressure and Temperature Control Valve Operation and Sizing
- Safety Relief Valves
- Steam Traps: Operation, Sizing, Selection and Demonstration
- Process Equipment , "Stall" and Demonstration
- Steam Tracing Design
- Condensate Recovery System Design
- Flash Recovery Systems
- Design & Sizing Demo-Example
Fee: $300.00 per person (non-refundable)
Seminar Length: This is a 1 day course.
2008 Dates:
| Nov. 12 |
| Nov. 18 |
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