Course 8000 - CEUs: 2.4 Overview
This conference is for those responsible for the selection, application and operation of regulators and control valves in the natural gas industry.
This 3-1/2 day conference demonstrates the fundamentals of, and advancements in, gas pressure control. This course emphasizes natural gas distribution and also covers natural gas transmission. Students who complete this conference will be able to:
• evaluate the difference between direct-operated and pilot-operated regulators
• evaluate the different methods of overpressure protection
• properly size valves, regulators, and relief valves for natural gas applications
Prerequisites
At least one year experience in the field of natural gas regulators and/or control valves is recommended.
Topics
• Actuators and Positioners
• Controller Tuning
• Monitor Applications
• Overpressure Protection
• Pilot-Operated Regulators
• Pneumatic Controllers
• Positioners
• Pressure Factor Measurement
• Regulator Failure Analysis
• Regulator Stability
• Self-Operated Regulators
• Troubleshooting
• Valve and Regulator Selection
• Valve Noise
• Valve and Regulator Sizing
PHMSA's Training and Qualification guest speakers provide guidelines and lead discussion on various design, operating and maintenance requirements (49CFR192) as they apply to natural gas regulators.
Select a global region for date, location and price information.
North America
To enroll in this course, contact Tammy.Warren@emerson.com
or call 972-548-3534