Combustion and Heat Transfer for Refinery Operations

This Gulf Rowad Combustion and Heat Transfer for Refinery Operations training seminar is intended to be a dynamic and interactive learning experience for delegates whose questions and comments will be welcome by the instructor. It uses theory but emphasizes hands-on working exercises and guided discussions to provide thorough coverage of concepts and methodologies and to gain access to essential skills leading to enhanced process heater and steam boiler operation.

At the end of this Gulf Rowad training seminar, attendees will learn to:

• Relate refinery fuels to gaseous emissions
• Learn combustion and heat transfer fundamentals
• Understand fired heater and boiler components and functions
• Evaluate fired heater and boiler performance
• Undertake effective measures to enhance equipment efficiency

This Gulf Rowad training seminar will greatly benefit plant personnel who need a pragmatic understanding of theory to complement and improve their hands-on grasp of process heaters and boilers.

This Gulf Rowad training course is suitable to plant operators and technicians but will greatly benefit:

• Process Plant Shift Leaders
• Process Heater Maintenance, Control and Service Technicians
• Refinery Inspection, Materials, Environmental and Safety Technicians
• Field Operators Applicant to Handle Heater / Boiler Console Operation
• Entry Level Refinery Engineers
• Refinery Personnel dealing with Risk Assessment and Integrity Analysis

Organisational Impact

The organization will benefit from this Gulf Rowad training seminar by:

• A more methodical and efficient plant operation
• Improved equipment reliability and mechanical integrity
• Time and money savings by less maintenance and extended heater runs
• Increased plant and staff safety
• Motivated operators by their individual contribution to plant productivity
• Enhanced plant preparedness into environmental compliance

Personal Impact

Seminar attendees will learn to:

• Apply combustion and heat transfer fundamentals
• Improve heaters and boilers energy utilization
• Reduce operating costs
• Increase heater charge rates and run lengths
• Preserve equipment integrity
• Contribute to superior plant safety records and emission compliance