Valves & Actuators Technology

This Valves & Actuators Technology training course has been very carefully planned to have a representative breakdown in teaching methodologies that are proven to be effective. Yes, they will be a theoretical component. But, just as importantly, they will be pre-and post-test evaluations, individual assessments per section, group discussions, group and individual practical exercises, as well as computer simulations, where required.

The primary goal of this Valves & Actuators Technology training course is to remove the mystery out of valve and actuator technology. Correct product selection is crucial and, bearing this in mind, the goals of the training course would be to assist delegates in:

• Differentiating between the different types of valves available, and focusing on their advantages and disadvantages
• Developing a system, using the specific actuators that will provide the greatest benefit, based on their individual advantages and disadvantages
• Selecting the appropriate additional equipment (and, combinations of equipment, where necessary)
• Learning to take any installation from the specification and selection process, right through to installation and maintenance phases
• Sizing valves correctly, whilst identifying and gaining familiarity with ANSI / DIN pipe sizes and pressure ratings

This Valves & Actuators Technology training course will be aimed primarily at people in fields associated with valves and actuators. This would be inclusive of instrumentation, electrical, mechanical, process and other disciplines actively involved in either the utilization or the selection and installation of valves and actuators.

This Gulf Rowad Valves & Actuators Technology training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit: 

• Instrumentation Technicians and Engineers
• Process Engineers
• Maintenance Personnel (specifically, from those fields closely associated with the equipment)
• Supervisory Personnel
• Mechanical Engineers
• Design Staff
• Representatives from the health and safety departments
• Engineers in other disciplines
• People from a financial background, who have an interest in cost containment, by using the most effective devices available
• Management and Senior Management Staff