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Current Sponsors:
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IVE, Inc Contact
us at 801-298-8996 or jeff@eburton.com
Call for Cost Estimates
email: jeff@eburton.com
web page: www.eburton.com
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Next public course... Client Course:
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September 13-15, 2010 in Cincinnati, Ohio (This is the last public Burton FIV Course at ACGIH! Don't miss it!)
Tailored contract courses at your location; dates convenient to you; costs based on time and materials; ask for a proposal.
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For whom:
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IHs, safety professionals, designers, plant and
facilities engineers, architects.
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Length:
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3 days. (1- and 2-day courses also available)
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Pre-requisites:
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Algebra.
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Coverage:
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This course typically covers basic and advanced topics
related to industrial ventilation including:
- the behavior of air
and chemical contaminants in air
- industrial process
exhaust systems
- makeup and supply
air ventilation systems
- dilution ventilation
systems
- selection and design
of exhaust hoods, ducts, fans, stacks, and air cleaners
- troubleshooting and
testing of existing systems
- other topics selected by client
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Materials:
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Each student typically receives
- the Industrial
Ventilation Workbook
- the Industrial
Ventilation Manual-Design (optional)*
- the Companion Study
Guide to the Vent Manual-Design (optional)*
- a pre-programmed AutoCalc
calculator or Spreadsheet programs (on CD) used to quickly solve ventilation equations and design local exhaust duct systems. (The AutoCalc systems
automatically select appropriate duct diameters, estimats all system
losses, balance junctions, resize duct work, and select fans.)
- handout materials plus a CD with all PPt presentations and course materials
*Provided upon request.
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Objectives:
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At the end of the course, participants will typically be enabled to:
- identify and select
appropriate ventilation systems for process emission/exposure control
- measure the
performance of ventilation systems
- design and evaluate
dilution ventilation systems
- design or redesign
local exhaust systems using state-of-the-art AutoCalc design procedures using Spreadsheet programs or
optional pre-programmed design calculator provided to each
participant
- design, operate, and
modify hoods appropriate to participant needs
- critically review
ventilation system plans, drawings, and specifications of engineers
and architects
- troubleshoot and
correct deficiencies in existing systems
- speak knowledgeably
to others about the subject
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