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Advanced Flow Measurement Training Course
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Next Course: September 15 - 19, 2008 in Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA
Pricing Details:
- $1,700 USD per person
- Fundamental & Advanced Flow Measurement Courses together: $2,950 USD per person ($200 savings)
- Measurement Uncertainty & Advanced Flow Measurement Courses together: 2,850 USD per person ($200 savings)
- $75 additional fee to receive printed copy of comprehensive course notes (notes on CD included in price)
Course Details
Fundamental verses Advanced Flow Measurement Training Course Comparison (PDF)
Typical Advanced Flow Measurement Training Course Agenda (PDF)
All courses are taught by qualified professionals from the
CEESI staff and special guest lecturers from the various flow measurement
industries. Students find a unique opportunity to interact with individuals from a cross-section
of the industry including natural gas, petroleum, automotive, aerospace, health care, process
control, power and utilities, and the petrochemical fields.
This course is designed for:
- Senior Technicians
- Engineers
Topics covered include:
- measurement principles
- fluid properties & flow phenomena
- traceability & uncertainty
- primary and secondary calibration
- meter design & selection
- differential producers
- turbine meters
- vortex meters
- magnetic meters
- Coriolis mass meters
- critical flow
- ultrasonic meters
- troubleshooting of measurement equipment
- sampling system design
- prover design & applications
- installation effects
- ANSI/ISO flow standards
Several subjects are presented in a general way because they apply to a range of hardware, these include:
- Mass flow vs. volume flow
- Reynolds number
- Velocity profile
- Measurement uncertainty
- State equations
The differences between the Fundamental Flow Measurement and Advanced courses include:
- The courses overlap by about 10%-20% of the material. A student that signs up for both will be prepared for the second week after completing the first. There will be some repetition that serves as a review but much of the second week's material will be new.
- Both courses will cover the same hardware, much greater detail is provided in the advanced course.
- The fundamentals course includes a review of basic flow phenomena, the advanced course assumes this knowledge
- A basic background in algebra, fluid mechanics, and thermodynamics is helpful for the advanced course. This background is not required for the fundamentals course.
- The advanced course will include development of working equations for some of the flowmeter types, equations are generally avoided in the fundamentals course.
- The behavior of a particular meter technology is presented in a very general way in the fundamentals course. In the advanced course, the underlying physics are explored.
- The fundamentals course includes more meter selection and meter comparison material.
Hotel & Travel Accommodations
The event will be held a the Holiday Inn, in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Reservations can be made at 307-638-4466 or at www.holidayinn.com (opens in new window). For additional
hotel options as well as dining, please review the full Accommodations Guide.
Additional Course Information
Course Payments Questions:
Customers with billing questions, and especially those with questions relating to how to pay via ACH or Wire transfers, should contact the accounting office via phone at 970-897-2711 or via email at billing@ceesi.com.
Course Registration Questions:
Email training@ceesi.com or call Don Kinney at (970) 897-2711.
Course Content Questions:
Contact Bill Johansen or Casey Hodges by phone at (970) 897-2711.
Cancellation Policy: If class registration does not meet the minimum requirements 21 days prior to the course, the particular course may be postponed. All registrants will be notified.
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