STM200 - Steam System Design - Blythewood

Who should attend? Engineers, designers, energy engineers/managers, project managers, estimators and facilities/operations personnel who are Who should attend? Engineers, designers, energy engineers/managers, project managers, estimators and facilities/operations personnel who are responsible for condensate recovery, pressure and temperature control, and boiler room systems. Course description and agenda: The Spirax Sarco Steam System Design course is action packed with many participant exercises. It begins with the sizing of a complete steam distribution system for HVAC and process applications. This includes sizing of steam pipes, pressure reducing stations and control valves. Proper steam trap sizing and selection for various methods are practiced, as are methods to detect steam trap failure. Condensate removal and recovery are also discussed, as these play an important role in efficiently operating a plant. The participants work through exercises on sizing condensate return lines and flash lines. The concept of stall is discussed and practiced. • Understand methods for sizing steam and condensate lines • Demonstrate steam trap application, selection and sizing • Understand stall and condensate removal • Understand methods to select and size pumps • Understand fundamentals of control valves (pressure reducing and temperature control) and sizing Eight (8) Professional Development Hours (PDH) are given STM100 is strongly recommended as a pre-requisite for this course