HTRI Training - Japan
Chiba, Japan | December 18 - 20, 2018
Training Courses
Check-in begins at 8:30 AM. Courses run from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily.
Course fees include arrival tea/coffee, lunches and snacks at breaks, training materials (workbooks, solutions booklets, and electronic copies of the case files), and computers with Xchanger Suite.
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
HTRI Research Advances Short Course (2018) (US$650)
Instructors: Tom Lestina and Siddharth Talapatra
HTRI research advances process heat transfer knowledge so that our members can predict heat exchanger performance more accurately, troubleshoot operation and evaluate new trending and disruptive technology. Come and learn about the recent developments in HTRI research. Topics include thermosiphon turndown, kettle entrainment, mixture condensation, phase change methods for plate heat exchangers, air cooler testing, crude oil fouling research, and CFD simulations of air cooler phenomena.
Wednesday, December 19, 2018
- Improved navigation and other changes to the Xchanger Suite interface
- New graphing capabilities
- Changes to methods including shellside condensation, shellside boiling, piping pressure drop, flow regime maps, enhanced surface heat transfer, and Stream Analysis
Technology Advances in Xchanger Suite 8 Short Course (US$650)
Instructors: Tom Lestina and Siddharth Talapatra
Be one of the first to investigate the new and enhanced features in HTRI Xchanger Suite 8. In this short course, you will also learn how HTRI’s latest method improvements will influence your cases and optimize your designs.
Key Topics
Suggested Participants
Current and prospective Xchanger Suite end users
Thursday, December 20, 2018
- Introduction to vibration phenomena
- Flow-induced vibration (fluidelastic instability, vortex shedding, turbulent buffeting, acoustic vibration)
- Design options to mitigate vibration
- Field fixes
- Xist Vibration Report
- Example application and case studies
Vibration Analysis Short Course (US$650)
Instructors: Tom Lestina and Siddharth Talapatra
A must for anyone who evaluates the vibration potential of shell-and-tube heat exchangers! In this course, you learn about vibration mechanisms in shell-and-tube heat exchangers and Xist methods to analyze vibration severity. Most importantly, you discover corrective measures to mitigate damage.
Key Topics
Suggested Participants
Design and plant engineers responsible for the mechanical condition of shell-and-tube heat exchangers
Hitoshi Miyamoto
+81.43.297.0353 office
hitoshi.miyamoto@HTRI.net
Instructors
Senior Vice President, Engineering, has more than 25 years of engineering project management experience. He earned a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Union College, Schenectady, New York, USA, and an MS in Mechanical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY. He is a member of ASME and serves on the technical committee for the ASME Performance Test Code 12.5, Single Phase Heat Exchangers. Prior to joining HTRI, he worked as a Lead Engineer for MPR Associates, Inc., Alexandria, Virginia, USA. His primary areas of responsibility include contract services, technical support, and training. He serves as principal subject matter expert on technical content for course and instructor materials, assists in developing and customizing training, and routinely teaches courses. Lestina is a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in Texas.
Group Lead, Research, earned his MS and PhD in Mechanical Engineering from The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, USA. During his graduate studies, he was a Research Assistant at the Laboratory for Experimental Fluid Dynamics, where he worked on projects involving turbulence, fluid structure interaction, and oceanography using high-speed imaging, particle image velocimetry, and holography. His dissertation research focused on elucidating coherent structures in the nearwall region for a rough channel flow, and understanding the key biophysical interactions in the coastal ocean. Talapatra also holds a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Indian Institute for Technology, Kharagpur, India. At HTRI, his primary research responsibilities are focused on qualitative and quantitative flow visualization and laser anemometry used to examine two-phase flow.
Venue
Marive West 4F
No. 4 Meeting Room
2-6-1 Nakase Mihama-ku
Chiba, Japan 261-0023