Participant will be able to:

• Understand the benefits of improved boiler process control and savings as a result of improved efficiency
• Develop proper control systems documentation
• Apply principles and methods for flow and level measurements to improved boiler operations
• Specify appropriate strategies for flow, level and pressure control
• Tuning of boiler control systems
• Implement analyzer measurements for improving boiler efficiency
• Analyze basic control loops required for boiler operation
• Apply control concepts such as cascade, ratio and feedforward control for boiler control
• Specify appropriate safety system interlocks
• Evaluate process requirements for writing instrumentation specifications
• Understand the primary cause of furnace explosions
• Use design basis documentation and flow sheets
• Identify equipment needs for gas, oil, and pulverized coal systems
• Understand pre-firing purge requirements for both single and multiple burner boilers
• Follow the ignition-permissive establishment procedures for single and multiple burner systems
• Implement flame failure protection for specific systems
• Design alarms, interlocks, and emergency shutdown systems
• Understand the function and use of the burner front, operator interfaces, and logic systems

This Intensive five-day instructional program covering the educational needs of Instrumentation and Control Engineers, Operation Engineers, Process and Utility Supervisors, Technical Management, Quality Control and Technical Supervisory personnel involved in Boiler Control & Burner Management Systems Engineering. No specific prerequisite training or experience required for registration.

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include;

• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

Day 1

• Basic Control Loops
• Combustion of Fuels
• Fuel Gas Analysis
• Steam Supply and Firing Rate Demand

Day 2

• Feed water Control Systems
• Boiler Draft Systems
• 7.         Combustion Control
• Improving Operations with Computers and Analyzers
• Emerging Technologies
• Causes of Furnace Explosions

Day 3

• BMS Interlock and Alarm Systems
• Control Systems
• System Design Trip Philosophy

Day 4

• Programmable Electronic Systems
• Develop P&IDs for the boiler and gas, oil, and pulverized coal
• Review methods of efficiency calculations

Day 5

• Use personal computer software to simulate boiler start-up and shutdown, and boiler control including drum level and cross -limiting fuel control
• Tune a boiler control system for maximum efficiency and learn the effects of boiler tuning

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.