Steam System Design

Seminar is from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Onsite lunch will be provided. There is no charge for the seminar or luncheon. Due to the energy saving potential of good steam system design and the issue of understanding steam’s latent power for safety reasons, we are pleased to once again offer Steam System Design Seminar. This seminar will cover steam fundamentals, PRV sizing and application, heat transfer equipment, steam trap application and condensate handling. A more detailed description is listed on the following page. System Components • Operating Characteristics • Steam System Piping • Heat Transfer, Steam Flow Rates, and Pipe Sizing • Flash Steam and Condensate Pipe Sizing Pilot Operated Pressure and Temperature Regulators • Description and Operation • Recommended Design Practices • Design Problem: Multistage Pressure Reducing Station Typical Steam Heat Exchangers • Operation • Selection • Sizing Steam Traps • Description and Operation • Trap Sizing and Application in the Design Problem Steam System Pumping Equipment • Centrifugal Pumps: Operation (Avoiding Cavitation) • Condensate Transfer for Energy Saving in the Design Problem Flash Tanks and Condensate Cooling • Flash Tanks and Condensate Cooling The instructor will be David Pleasants, former VP of JMP. A certificate of attendance for four (4) PE Professional Development Hours will be provided.