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Events and courses for industrySeries and programmes
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Flow measurement and industrial flowsWorkshop series, IfM, Cambridge, 22 - 24 June 2010Cancelled due to insufficient bookings This series of three workshops is run by Cambridge University's Institute for Manufacturing in collaboration with Endress + Hauser. They will introduce participants to flowmeters; the basics, selection and current technology. The workshops will provide an overview of flow measurement techniques and flowmeter selection as well as a deeper understanding of some modern designs of flowmeter. Course books by the workshop director, Roger Baker, are included in the fee for each workshop. All three workshops will be held at the Institute for Manufacturing, Cambridge. Day 1 (half-day)Introduction to industrial flowsThe first workshop gives an overview of industrial flows for sales staff and others involved with instrumentation, pipework, pumping systems and other related equipment, who would benefit from a greater technical understanding of flow behaviour. The workshop will include:
Day 2 (whole day)Flow measurement and flowmeter selectionThis workshop gives a general introduction to measuring flow, including problems that may arise when using flowmeters and software to support equipment selection. It is particularly suitable for staff responsible for specification and purchasing of flowmeters and those in sales and marketing who are new to the industry. The workshop will include:
Day 3 (whole day)Current flowmeter technologiesThe final workshop provides a more advanced consideration of the design, operation and application of some current flowmeter designs. It is aimed at instrument and project engineers and contractors in R&D, design and manufacturing. The workshop will include presentations by manufacturers of their own experiences. It will cover:
Who should attend?The first two workshops are designed for those in sales and marketing, or those responsible for specification or purchase of equipment, who would benefit from a basic understanding of the subject areas. The final workshop is also for R&D, design, manufacturing or field staff, who need a deeper insight into modern flowmeter designs. PresentersThe workshop series will be directed by Roger Baker of the Institute for Manufacturing, author of several books in this field. Other confirmed speakers are from Loughborough University (day 1), Endress and Hauser (day 2 and 3), GE Sensing and Krohne (day 3). |
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LocationAll three workshops will be held at the Institute for Manufacturing's new building in cambridge. Maps will be sent to confirmed delegates with joining instructions nearer the date of the workshops. Cost(1) Introduction to industrial flows - 22 June - £250 + VAT (2) Flowmeter measurement and selection - 23 June - £325 + VAT (3) Current flowmeter technologies - 24 June - £325 + VAT If booking more than one workshop, a 20% discount will apply to the total amount. Costs include light refreshments IfM MembersEach workshop will be charged at the above rates per person with a 10% discount. CancellationsSubstitutions may be made at any time. Bookings cancelled less than 10 days prior to the event will be charged in full. How to bookPrint, fill and return the booking form. For more information please contact Jo Griffiths, at the address below: You will receive confirmation of receipt of your booking form by email, usually within 48 hours. Final confirmation of your booking together with joining instructions, including maps etc, will be sent approximately one week before the start of the event, usually by email to the email address provided on your form. Institute for Manufacturing 17 Charles Babbage Road Cambridge CB3 0FS, UKTel: +44 (0)1223 766141
Participant at previous events have included:
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