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Basic Gas Analytics (TDL-101)

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Basic Gas Analytics (TDL-101)
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Purpose

This introductory course focuses on the extractive gas analyzers.

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14517 KIRBY DRIVE
PEARLAND, TX 77047

All courses are taught at the Houston Campus in the brand new, state-of-the-art PTU® (Process Training Unit). Parking is complimentary.

$925/person

All course costs include training materials and meals (breakfast, lunch and snacks) during the training day.

Course Description

This introductory course focuses on the extractive gas analyzers. This technology is known for its proven reliability and real time analysis to help guarantee gas deliveries, its high availability and low maintenance significantly reduces operational costs and comprehensive diagnostic systems enables reliable natural gas automation. This course provides instrumentation and engineering personnel with a basic understanding of TDLAS technology. We focus on the classifications of each analyzer and how each style can work within your processes. Then we head into in-depth training on analyzer hardware, software, keypad operations, passwords, parameters, loop checks, validation, commissioning and troubleshooting. The class is a combination of classroom and hands-on training with our various training instruments.

Course Objectives:

  • Identify, test and troubleshoot internal hardware
  • Setup and program analyzers to your specific processes
  • Commission, verify and diagnose the health of the instrument
  • Troubleshoot and validate

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Cancellation Policy:

Training is transferrable. If you are unable to attend a scheduled session after a purchase order has been submitted, you will have the option to reschedule for a future offering of the same course. Alternatively, you may substitute the class for another course of equal value.
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CHRIS FOURNET

TRAINER / SENIOR APPLICATION SPECIALIST

A professional with over 31 years of instrumentation experience, Chris Fournet will excite you with his wit and wisdom. Instrumentation is not only a job for Chris but a passion. He loves all aspects of the industry and enjoys helping the sales team and customers solve problems.

Chris graduated with a Associate of Applied Science in Electronics and Instrumentation from Lamar University. Additionally, he is certified from the Instrument Society of America(ISA) Certified Control Systems Technician (CCST) and earned Endress+Hauser’s Black Belt in Level, Pressure, Temperature and Service. He has obtained much of his experience working 22 years for Motiva as well as past positions with Texaco Research and Texaco Chemical. In 2014 he became part of the Vector CAG family as Senior Application Specialist.

His Vector University training focus is on Instrument 101/102, Level 101/102, Pressure, Temperature and Williamson Flare Products. He also provides other technical support to our sales team and customers. In his free time, he enjoys playing in the dirt; riding dirt bikes, 4 wheelers and side by sides.

SCOTT CHILDS

TRAINER/SERVICE ENGINEER

Scott Childs has spent the last 40 years working with instrumentation in the field service industry, performing process measurement and control support. During this time, he managed jobs, projects, people, performed start-ups, provided consultation for customers, calibrated instrumentation, provided customer training and helped trouble-shoot various difficult application and instrumentation issues to help customer achieve their process measurement requirements and needs.

His career although very diverse, has involved spending time in almost every type of product manufacturing plant, which has given him a very broad knowledge of how different industries operate and ideas that can be carried over from one industry to another, to resolve similar process measurement issues. The time spent within these industries, has been very helpful in understanding what instruments work best in various applications and how and where to install them to achieve the best results. This allows him to teach through experience and pass his knowledge onto others.