Held at the Wolfson Centre in Chatham
A handling system that is properly designed and fully functioning can ensure plants remain safe and reliable, helping to reduce downtime and extend the life of equipment
The following courses offered by the Wolfson Centre for Bulk Solids Handling Technology, University of Greenwich, held at the Wolfson Centre in Chatham, Kent, UK, are focused on these key topics for Pneumatic Conveying systems.
Pneumatic Conveying System Design
This course is to be held between May 13 and 14 and is an in-depth exploration of detailed calculations for the design of pneumatic pipelines and specifying the plant.
Thomas Maul of Lhoist said, “Nice global overview on design and troubleshooting.”
Troubleshooting and Commissioning Pneumatic Conveying Systems
Held between June 2 and 3, this course focuses on the practical challenges of setting up systems on site and ensuring they work as the designer intended.
Jason Griffiths, British Sugar, said, “Hands-on approach gives easier understanding of calculations and technical jargon.”
To register your place, call the Centre on +44 20 8331 8646 or email [email protected]. Discounts are provided for group bookings of two or more.
