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Course Description
This one-day course focuses on the design principles, selection, and sizing of Industrial Gas Turbines and associated auxiliaries used in compressor drives, electricity generation, and cogeneration facilities. Attendees will get a better understanding of how gas turbines work, fundamental design challenges, and solutions, the different types of gas turbines, when to use them as well as design and procurement strategies.
Participants will receive a complete set of course materials.
Who Should Attend
This course is intended for individuals seeking foundational knowledge of gas turbine technology development for industrial applications such as pipeline compression, power generation, and cogeneration. This course can also benefit professionals in project management, procurement, and operations who require a better understanding of gas turbine issues to enhance decision-making and project outcomes.
This course benefits those involved in some facet of gas turbine system design, procurement, operations, or maintenance. Technicians, Operators, Junior Engineers, and Maintenance Personnel will find this course particularly helpful and relevant.
John Henderson is an independent Engineering consultant in Calgary, Alberta with over 45 years of specialized experience. He is a Subject Matter Expert in the design, application, operation, and troubleshooting of Rotating Equipment. He has worked for owners, engineering contractors, and manufacturers, and he has operations and maintenance experience in a world-class petrochemical facility.
John is a founding member of the Calgary Pump Symposium, was an invited API 612 Committee member, and enjoys the occasional round of golf.
John has been teaching courses in Rotating Equipment for over 30 years. Read More about John Henderson, P.Eng
