TRAINING CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSOR & STEAM TURBINE

DESCRIPTION

Centrifugal compressors are a sub-class of dynamic axisymmetric work-absorbing turbomachinery.  In a centrifugal compressor, energy is transferred from a set of rotating impeller blades to the gas.  It is also called sometimes radial compressors because the gas flow is radial and the energy transfer happens as a result of the change in the centrifugal forces.  In this course you will study the major components of a centrifugal compressor and understand how to design, operate and maintain them.

OBJECTIVE

• Understanding the theory of operation as applied to compressors and turbines
• Quantifying equipment condition within the correct measures
• identifying and specifying new compressor and turbine plant
• Learning how to maintain and optimize the equipment

OUTLINE COURSE

2.     Compression and expansion fundamentals

3.     Compression and expansion mechanisms

4.     Components of a simple centrifugal compressor

5.     Multi and single stage centrifugal compressors

6.     Applications

7.     Compressor and Turbine Performance

8.     Surge

9.     Stonewall

10.  Capacity control

11.  Commissioning

12.  Steam turbines

13.  Types

14.  Principle of operation and design

15.  Turbine efficiency

16.  Control Systems

17.  Safety devices

18.  Steam turbines operation and maintenance

19.  Speed regulation

20.  Bearings & Seals

21.  Rotor, journal and thrust bearings

22.  Rotor Dynamics

23.  Typical mechanical incid_pelatihanents

24.  Thermodynamics of steam turbines

25.  Engineering Aspects

26.  Information required for bid_pelatihanding

27.  Marine propulsion

28.  Locomotives

29.  Testing

RECOMMENDED AUDIENCE

• Technicians
• Operators
• Supervisors
• Engineers