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Hydraulic Institute, in collaboration with the Fluid Sealing Association,
announced the schedule of the 2012 Mechanical Seals Webinar Series, beginning
March 29. A free supplemental webinar on sealing systems energy efficiency will
be held on March 15.
Participants will be led by and have access to industry-leading experts in a noncommercial educational forum. HI technical webinar participants can receive up to four professional development hour credits after completion of each live webinar.
The schedule is as follows:
March
29, 1 p.m.-2 p.m. EDT - Section 1: Mechanical Seals - Types and Operating
Principles
Section 1 explains how a mechanical seal works and gives an overview of the most common seal types. The objectives are to give the student a good understanding of how leakage, friction and wear of the materials interact and why many different seal types are used in pumps, agitators and compressors. Presenter: Eric Vanhie, EagleBurgmann.
April
12, 1 p.m.-2 p.m. EDT - Section 2: Mechanical Seals Construction and
Design
Section 2 will cover different design features used in common seals. This section will explain the strengths and weaknesses of various design options and impact of design features on seal performance. Presenter: Mike Huebner, Flowserve.
April
26, 1 p.m.-2 p.m. EDT - Section 3: Mechanical Seals - Installation,
Connections - Commissioning
Section 3 will cover mechanical seals used in rotary equipment, basic preparation and standards as well as support-system piping plans promoting longer seal life and more. Presenter: Eric Boyce, John Crane.
May
11, 1 p.m.-2 p.m. EDT - Section 4: Mechanical Seals - Seal Environment and
Failure Analysis
Section 4 covers how to improve material selection, installation and operating procedures, environmental controls, seal design and much more. Presenter: Henri Azibert, A.W. Chesterton Co.
To register for the 2012 Mechanical Seals Webinar Series, visit http://estore.pumps.org/Webinars-C28.aspx. Click here to register for the free supplemental webinar on March 15. You can register for the entire series or for individual sessions. Registration for the series is $295. Individual sessions are $100 each.
For more information about the webinar series, contact Kathy Doran at kdoran@Pumps.org or Jon Wilcox at jwilcox@Pumps.org.
Participants will be led by and have access to industry-leading experts in a noncommercial educational forum. HI technical webinar participants can receive up to four professional development hour credits after completion of each live webinar.
The schedule is as follows:
Section 1 explains how a mechanical seal works and gives an overview of the most common seal types. The objectives are to give the student a good understanding of how leakage, friction and wear of the materials interact and why many different seal types are used in pumps, agitators and compressors. Presenter: Eric Vanhie, EagleBurgmann.
Section 2 will cover different design features used in common seals. This section will explain the strengths and weaknesses of various design options and impact of design features on seal performance. Presenter: Mike Huebner, Flowserve.
Section 3 will cover mechanical seals used in rotary equipment, basic preparation and standards as well as support-system piping plans promoting longer seal life and more. Presenter: Eric Boyce, John Crane.
Section 4 covers how to improve material selection, installation and operating procedures, environmental controls, seal design and much more. Presenter: Henri Azibert, A.W. Chesterton Co.
To register for the 2012 Mechanical Seals Webinar Series, visit http://estore.pumps.org/Webinars-C28.aspx. Click here to register for the free supplemental webinar on March 15. You can register for the entire series or for individual sessions. Registration for the series is $295. Individual sessions are $100 each.
For more information about the webinar series, contact Kathy Doran at kdoran@Pumps.org or Jon Wilcox at jwilcox@Pumps.org.
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