Course Search
Showing 1–3 of 3 courses
Dry Gas Seals AND Pump, Mixer and Agitator Seals | November 25-29, 2024 | Dubai, UAE | Middle East and Africa | Classroom
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs
Pump, Mixer and Agitator Seals | December 3-5, 2024 | Baton Rogue, LA | North America | Classroom
Engineered Sealing Systems: Basics
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity
Pump, Mixer and Agitator Seals | December 17-19, 2024 | Pasadena, TX | North America | Classroom
Engineered Sealing Systems: Basics
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity