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Due to tremendous response, the October 2010 course has filled. But by popular demand, we are offering it again in April 2011.

REGISTER NOW!

Mark your calendars for April 11-15, 2011 for the opportunity to improve your knowledge of mass transfer technology.

This hands-on course will take place in the classroom and at a world-class pilot plant at Koch-Glitsch’s Wichita, Kansas location.

Designed for engineers in the refining, petrochemical, chemical, and EPC industries, the course includes classroom training, design exercises, and hands-on sessions in the pilot plants.

After the class, you should be have a better understanding of:

  • Fundamentals of different types of mass transfer devices
  • Operation of trays, packing, and distributors
  • How to do basic mass transfer equipment calculations
  • Applicability of different mass transfer devices
  • Equipment design and selection


For additional information and complete course details, see the brochure.

Class size is limited.

Registration open soon for the April 2011 session at John Zink Institute.

To contact us, please send an e-mail to mt.school@kochglitsch.com.

Pilot plant
"The larger the pilot plant,
the lower the scale-up risk”
 
To reduce technical risks for our customers and for ourselves, Koch-Glitsch and Koch Heat Transfer have constructed commercial scale demonstration units in Wichita, KS, USA.
 
The units are industrial scale but are instrumented like laboratory units.
 
The tower (shown above) is being used to demonstrate the performance of a wide range of equipment:
  • One-pass and 2-pass trays
  • High capacity tray devices
  • Random packing
  • Structured packing
  • Grid
  • Liquid and vapor distribution devices
  • Mist elimination devices

 

 

 

 

 

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