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PRV University

Course number
1114
Cost
$2100
Venue
In-Class
Schedule
  • 3200 Emerson Way, McKinney, TX
    Sep 12, 2023 - Sep 14, 2023
    8am-5pm - 3 Days
    Register
- CEUs: 2.1

Synopsis

This course is designed for those responsible for the sizing, selection, application, and operation of pressure relief devices across industries. Technical expertise is provided to help designers and engineers meet pressure vessel code requirements and attain optimum pressure relief valve performance. 

During this 3‐day course, each attendee will receive an engineering handbook containing materials covered in the seminar and a Certificate of Achievement that will contain the name, date, title, and material content of the seminar. This course may be used to fulfill the continuing education requirements for Professional Engineering certifications. Contact the state or local agency in your area to determine if this seminar can be used for your program. 

Topics Covered

Upon completion students will have knowledge of:

  • Operation Principles
  • ASME Pressure Vessel Code Requirements
  • API Storage Tank Standards and Recommended Practices
  • Advantages and Limitations of PRV Types
  • Installation and Applications of Pressure Relief Devices
  • Pressure Relief Device Hands-on Circuit
  • Assembly and Testing Facility Tour
  • Operational Demonstrations of Devices in our ASME Certified Testing Laboratory

Audience

Customers of Anderson Greenwood, Crosby, and Varec. This would include designers and engineers.

Register By:

Registration always closes 2 weeks prior to session start date


Cancellations:  If your plans or budgets change, you may cancel your enrollment up to 14 calendar days prior to the start of the course without incurring a cancellation charge.  Limited enrollment makes it necessary to charge a 50% administrative fee for any changes or cancellations within two weeks of the class start date.

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