Distillation Technology for Operators Source: AIChE Course ID: ELA113 Type: eLearning (online) CourseLanguage: English Skill Level: Basic Duration: 10 hours CEUs: 1.00 PDHs: 10.00 Share This Post: Gain an understanding of the theory underlying successful distillation processes – and beyond theory, learn what actually happens in a column. This online course covers a wide range of topics – from basic column design to installation, start-up, shutdown and more. Your instructor, a distillation technology expert, will detail the critical aspects of operating principles common to most distillation operations, regardless of the distillates being produced. Instructor(s): John P. Farone John P. Farone is a consultant to the chemical industry with over 40 years of experience in process separations, process simulation and equipment design. He has unique knowledge of the practical design and operation of trayed and packed distillation towers and their internals. Previously, he was with The Dow Chemical Company for 36 years where he specialized in process engineering in distillation and stripping. He is currently a consultant with Fractionation Research Inc. (FRI), and the Separations Research Program (SRP) at the University of Texas in Austin.Read more Checkout Checkout Do you already own this? Log In for instructions on accessing this content. Pricing Teams (10 or more) Minimize cost and maximize learning with Train-A-Team. Learn more Individuals AIChE Members $169.00 AIChE Graduate Student Members $84.50 AIChE Undergraduate Student Members $84.50 Non-Members $199.00 Accrediting Agencies: Florida New Jersey New York RCEP Horizontal TabsOutline Unit 1 · Lecture 1 – Beginning Principles · Lecture 2 – The Distillation Process Unit 2 · Lecture 1 – Overall System Design · Lecture 2 – Tray Columns · Lecture 3 – Packed Columns Unit 3 · Lecture 1 – Installation, Startup, Shutdown · Lecture 2 – Troubleshooting · Lecture 3 – Distillation Column Control Module quizzes and a Final Exam are featured What You'll Learn Learning Outcomes: Describe distillation technology basics and how they apply to your distillation system. Explain the basic fundamentals of distillation and the distillation process. Discuss what tower internals are and their use in distillation columns including trayed and packed columns. Explain how to inspect distillation equipment; check internals installation; understand the basics of start-up/shut-down; and preliminary distillation column control. Outline the principles of column operation as it applies across a range of products. Who Should Attend Who Should Attend: Engineers or chemists who troubleshoot difficult distillation problems in plant or who conceptualize difficult distillation problems in the engineering office or laboratory Distillation veterans Distillation newcomers with a few years of experience FAQs Find answers to questions about registration and refunds, tuition and fees, travel and lodging (for location-based courses), how eLearning courses work, how credits work, and more. Go to FAQs Page
John P. Farone John P. Farone is a consultant to the chemical industry with over 40 years of experience in process separations, process simulation and equipment design. He has unique knowledge of the practical design and operation of trayed and packed distillation towers and their internals. Previously, he was with The Dow Chemical Company for 36 years where he specialized in process engineering in distillation and stripping. He is currently a consultant with Fractionation Research Inc. (FRI), and the Separations Research Program (SRP) at the University of Texas in Austin.Read more