Heat Exchanger Training Course with TEMA types - Walk Through
Training course on Heat Exchangers available at https://yesyen.com/Product_CBT_YESYEN... . TEMA classification types (shell and tube exchanger) described along with various types (Plate and Frame, Air cooled, etc.) of Heat Exchangers with Animation. Shell and Tube type intricately covered including Breech Lock Exchangers. The Course serves as: A Powerful Training Tool for Professional Trainers A Highly Effective Skill Development Resource for Process Operators & Maintenance Personnel CONTENT Breakup of ABOVE DEMO / GUIDED TOUR: 0:00 Overview 1:36 Different Types of Heat Exchangers 2:13 Shell and Tube Exchangers 4:42 Understanding TEMA Classification 6:12 Glossary of Terms 7:15 Synopsis CONTENT of the ACTUAL TRAINING PROGRAM (offered at website-link provided above): 1. Different Types of Heat Exchangers 1.1. Introduction 1.2. Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger 1.3. Air Cooled Heat Exchanger 1.4. Spiral Plate Exchanger 1.5. Plate and Frame Heat Exchanger 1.6. Plate and Fin Exchanger 1.7. Evaporative Cooled Exchanger 1.8. Spiral Tube Exchanger 1.9. Double Pipe Heat Exchanger 1.10. Bayonet Exchanger 1.11. Patterned Plate Exchanger 1.12. Mechanically aided (Scraped Surface & Thin Film) 1.13. Jacketed Vessels 1.14. Fired Heaters 1.15. Regenerative Heat Exchanger 2. Detailed Description of Popular Shell and Tube Exchangers (includes Breech-Lock Exchangers) 2.1. Principle of operation of Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers 2.1.1. Fixed-Tube-Sheet Exchanger (BEM) 2.1.2. U – Tube Heat Exchanger (CFU) 2.1.3. Packed-Lantern-Ring Heat Exchanger (AJW) 2.1.4. Outside Packed Floating Head Exchanger (AEP) 2.1.5. Internal Floating Head Exchanger (AES) 2.1.6. Kettle type - Pull-Through Floating Head Exchanger (Reboiler / AKT) 2.2. Construction 2.2.1. Exploded views of Fixed-Tube-Sheet Exchanger 2.2.2. Exploded views of U – Tube Exchanger 2.2.3. Exploded views of Packed-Lantern-Ring Heat Exchanger 2.2.4. Exploded views of Outside Packed Floating Head Exchanger 2.2.5. Exploded views of Internal Floating Head Exchanger 2.2.6. Exploded views of Pull-Through Floating Head Exchanger 2.3. Hydraulic Pressure Testing and related Maintenance details 2.3.1. Fixed-Tube-Sheet Heat Exchanger 2.3.2. U – Tube Exchanger 2.3.3. Packed-Lantern-Ring Exchanger 2.3.4. Outside Packed Floating Head Exchanger 2.3.5. Internal Floating Head Exchanger 2.3.6. Pull-Through Floating Head 2.4. Tube-Side construction 2.4.1. Tube-Side Header 2.4.2. Bonnet 2.4.3. Channel 2.4.4. High Pressure Closures 2.4.5. Tube-Side Passes 2.4.6. Integrally Finned Tubes 2.4.7. Tube Layout 2.4.8. Tube Sheet 2.4.9. Rolled Tube Joints 2.4.10. Welded Tube Joints 2.4.11. Tubes and Tolerances 2.5. Shell-Side Construction 2.5.1. Shell Sizes 2.5.2. Shell Side Arrangements 2.6. Baffles and Tube Bundles 2.6.1. Segmental Baffles 2.6.2. Tie Rods and Spacers 2.6.3. Impingement Baffles 2.6.4. Vapor Distribution 2.6.5. Tube-Bundle Bypassing 2.6.6. Longitudinal Baffles 2.7. Breech-Lock Exchangers (High Pressure Exchangers) 2.7.1. Principle of Operation 2.7.2. Construction 2.7.3. Dismantling and Assembly Procedure 3. Air Cooled Exchangers 3.1.Operation – Flow Path across the exchanger 3.2.Exploded views 3.3.Maintenance details 4. Plate and Frame Exchangers 4.1.Operation – Flow Path across the exchanger 4.2.Exploded views 5. TEMA UNDERSTANDING 5.1. Selection and Game on TEMA types 5.1.1. Front End Stationary Head Type 5.1.1.1. Channel and Removable Cover 5.1.1.2. Bonnet (Integral Cover) 5.1.1.3. Channel integral with Tube-Sheet and Removable Cover 5.1.1.4. Channel integral with Shell and Removable Cover 5.1.1.5. Special High Pressure Closure 5.1.2. Shell Types 5.1.2.1. One Pass Shell 5.1.2.2. Two Pass Shell with Longitudinal Baffle 5.1.2.3. Split Flow 5.1.2.4. Double Split Flow 5.1.2.5. Divided Flow 5.1.2.6. Kettle type Re-boiler 5.1.2.7. Cross Flow 5.1.3. Rear End Head Type 5.1.3.1. Fixed Tube type – 'A' Stationary Head 5.1.3.2. Fixed Tube type – 'B' Stationary Head 5.1.3.3. Fixed Tube type – 'N' Stationary Head 5.1.3.4. Guided Packed Floating Head 5.1.3.5. Out side Packed Floating Head 5.1.3.6. Floating Head with Backing Device 5.1.3.7. Pull-Through Floating Head 5.1.3.8. U – Tube Bundle 5.1.3.9. Externally Sealed Floating Head 5.2. Skill Test 6. Glossary of Technical Terms 7. Conventional and Interactive Skill Tests with evaluation

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