Course Description
This course is designed to give a detailed view of water treatment for boilers and cooling systems. It starts with an intoduction to technologies used in waste water treatment, and then moves to the details of each process. It discuess the pros and cons of the methods and explores some of the issues arising after the treatment process. Finally, it disscusses the futures of waste water treatement and current studies in this field.
Course Objectives
- Understanding of the basic science and technology involved in water treatment plants
- Producing high quality water suitable for use in producing steam in boilers and cooling systems
- Identifying potential problems in boilers and cooling systems resulting from inadequate water treatment
- Providing knowledge for increasing the performance and cost-effectiveness of boilers and cooling water systems through the proper selection of treatment technologies.
- Understanding techniques of evaluating current performance and improving efficiency of your boiler and cooling water system
Who Should Attend?
- Engineers
- Managers
- Executives
- Anyone who needs in-depth knowledge of the safe and effective treatment of boiler and cooling water
Course Details/Schedule
- General introduction
- Technologies
- Physical methods for removing particulates
- Chemical dosing
- Wastewater treatment regulations
- Preliminary treatment
- Primary treatment
- Secondary treatment
- Fixed film systems
- Suspended film systems
- Lagoon systems
- Final treatment
- Use of ion-exchange for external raw water treatment
- External raw water treatment processes
- Internal water treatment processes for boilers
- Cooling water treatment
- Pumping and process control systems and strategies
- Odour management
- Water quality
- Process flowsheeting
- Research and innovation
- Society and culture
- Developing countries
