EDUCATION

The Internet of Things (IoT) helps make companies smarter and more efficient, and the boiler room is no exception. There are several parameters that can be monitored in real-time on a boiler system to provide operational insights. The resulting data can help operators and facility managers make informed decisions to boost efficiency, prevent or reduce downtime, improve safety, and provide peace of mind. Learn the fundamental requirements for IoT in the boiler room and how to enable legacy boiler equipment to be connected.

Canceled due to COVID-19

Dates: SEPTEMBER 29-30, 2020

The overall objective of this course is to make the attendee more knowledgeable about what a boiler is, how it operates, and what ancillary equipment is required to support its operation. Additionally, the program stresses safety and the proper operating practices required to maximize efficient, safe, and reliable service of the equipment.

During this webinar, attendees will learn the benefits of pressurized condensate systems, different application methods and equipment, and how to control and apply it to a new or existing system. Providing savings in fuel costs, increasing plant profitability, and maximizing steam system efficiency

During this webinar, attendees will learn the importance of water conditioning, methods of mechanical and chemical treatment, consequences of improper water chemistry, as well as the benefits and best practices of steam and hydronic system water treatment.

This webinar will explore different methods of designing a combined heat and power system that can be used to offset a plant’s existing utility costs. Using real life examples and case studies, this webinar will dig into the why’s and how’s of cogeneration.

For optimized system efficiency, matching boiler and pump turndown is critical to maintain the delta T and maximize efficiency. In this intermediate webinar, attendees will learn more about boiler combustion basics, burner excess air and the effect on condensing boiler efficiency and how to maintain design delta T to maximize system efficiency.

Research shows that top-performing plants achieve 90% less downtime and about 15% extra uptime by focusing on the basics, particularly preventive maintenance. Modern boiler systems include safety controls, but they are no substitute for routine maintenance. Plant equipment almost always provides some kind of advanced warning before failing, so it is critical to establish and maintain a preventive maintenance program to ensure reliability, longevity and safety.

The overall objective of this course is to make the attendee more knowledgeable about what a boiler is, how it operates, and what ancillary equipment is required to support its operation. Additionally, the program stresses safety and the proper operating practices required to maximize efficient, safe, and reliable service of the equipment.

Stay up to date on all things Cleaver-Brooks with webinars. These webinars are part of our ongoing commitment to provide educational opportunities for boiler operators, facility managers, engineers and other industry professionals. The webinars share best practices from the field and provide technology-based solutions to real-world challenges. http://cleaverbrooks.com/reference-center/resource-library/webinars/webinars.html