This one-day short course is intended for people, such as engineers or purchasing managers, that are involved with planning or implementing a preservation program for thermal power plants. Both combined cycle and conventional fired boiler plant types are treated.
All the available preservation methods are reviewed, with a goal of providing insight into their relative advantages and disadvantages. Although the focus is on major capital equipment items such as boilers and turbines, other supporting plant infrastructure is also covered. The course’s objective is to give attendees essential guidance for identifying the best approach for preserving their plant equipment.
The course draws on the extensive experience accumulated by Tetra Engineering staff over the past 30 years providing consulting and engineering services to thermal power plants throughout the world. This experience also encompasses developing preservation programs and assisting in their implementation at various plant locations in the Middle East, Europe and the USA.
USA Courses: To register or for more information, please contact Natalie Vasa, at our offices in the United States natalie.vasa@tetra-eng.com or +1 (860) 651-4622 ext. 102.
Europe/Middle East/Asia Courses: Please contact Christine Vallon for registration or information purposes at christine.vallon@tetra-eng.com or by telephone on +33 4 92 96 92 54.
Refer to individual course syllabus for terms and conditions. Tetra Engineering reserves the right to cancel, in our sole discretion, any course 4 weeks prior to the respective start date.
To register or for more information, please contact Natalie Vasa, at our offices in the United States
Please contact Christine Vallon for registration or information purposes
