Flame Arrester Training
This three-day course presents the technical and operational features of Heat Exchangers of various designs, such as shell-and tube (STHE), air-cooled (ACHE), plate (PHE). The course will discuss ranges of operating parameters and requirements for maintenance and repair of these types of exchangers.
The emphasis in course will be on practical issues and problems encountered in everyday operation, that have to be solved. Scenarios will be included with real-life case studies from engineering practice that will enable the analysis of the root causes as a prerequisite for effective troubleshooting process.
Training Objectives
Upon completion of this flame arrestor training kit, you will be able to:
- Describe the purpose and importance of flame arrestors
- Describe flame propagation concepts
- Describe the principle of operation of flame arrestors
- Describe types of flame arrestors (end-of-line, in-line)
- Describe selection considerations for flame arrestors·
- Describe procedures for installing, inspecting, and cleaning fire box flame arrestors
- Describe procedures for installing, inspecting, and cleaning in-line flame arrestors
Course Outline
- Flame Propagation Concepts
- Flame Propagation in an Unconfined Space
- Flame Propagation in a Confined Space
- Principles of Flame Arrestor Operation
- Types of Flame Arrestors
- End-of-Line Flame Arrestors
- In-Line Flame Arrestors
- Rating Flame Arrestors
- Selecting a Flame Arrestor
- Firebox Flame Arrestors
- Installation of Firebox Flame Arrestors
- Inspection of Firebox Flame Arrestors
- Cleaning Firebox Flame Arrestors
- In-Line Flame Arrestors
- Auxiliary Flame Arrestor Equipment
- Installation of In-Line Flame Arrestors
- Inspection of In-Line Flame Arrestors
- Cleaning In-Line Flame Arrestors
- Self-Check
