API 936 - Refractory Material Design, Application, Installation and Inspection
API 936 - Refractory Material Design, Application, Installation and Inspection
API 936 Refractory Technology: Refractory technology has changed significantly in recent years as new monolithic materials have replaced brick in many industries. Vibratable and pumpable castables with superior properties, as well as significantly improved brick, ceramic fiber products, and other items, make optimum refractory selection complex.
Advanced construction methods must be utilized if these improved materials are to achieve their maximum service life. This course includes a review of refractory fundamentals while emphasizing selection and construction techniques for a variety of applications in refineries, chemical plants, industrial furnaces, incinerators, and utility boilers.
The course covers practical guidelines for inspecting and repairing existing linings, criteria for field testing and accepting new installations, and vendor certification of materials prior to shipment.
- Day 1
Registration and Coffee
Welcome and Introduction
Pre – Test
Introduction of Refractories:
Types and Classifications
Test Procedures
Effects of Additives
Why Chemistry alone is not a Critical Factor
Phase Relationships
Fracture Mechanics
Refractory Inspection and Quality Control:
Acceptance / Rejection Criteria
Sampling and Testing
Records and Reports
Quality Control
Material and Installer
Certification
Case Study: Damage in Heater
Recap
Day 2
Monolithics:
Casable and Plastic Refractories
Compositions and Properties
Achorage
Design and Installation
Effects of Firing on Strength and Thermal Properties
Case Study: Damage in Incinerator
Recap
Day 3
Refractory Installation Techniques:
Modern Refractory State-of-the-Art
Self-Flow, Vibe/Pump Cast, Gunite/Shotcrete,
Rammed Plastics
Precast Modules
Storage & Handling
Joints
Maintenance Practice
Refractory Repairs:
Failure Analyses
Structual (Anchors, Erosion)
Chemical (Proces Reactions, Slag Attack)
Thermal (Impingement, Spalling, Fusion)
Case Study: Damage in Boiler
Recap
Day 4
Furnace Linings:
Design of Various Refractory Lining Types
Thermal Curing and Drying
Explosive Spalling
Effects of Aggressive Atmospheres
Refractory Selection Guidelines:
Data Sheet Interpretation
Product Choices for Design Exposures
Castable, Plastic, Fiber and Brick Selection-
Criteria for FCB and MSW
Boilers, Incinerators, Gasifiers and Heaters
Case Study: Damage in Reactor
Recap
Day 5
Refinery Application Refractories:
FCCU Applications
Effects of Coking
Reformers
Transfer Lines
Sulfur Plants
Stacks
Creep Tests
Hot Spot Detection
Case Study: Damage in sea pipeline &
thermo-couples problem related to refractory.
Course Conclusion
POST-TEST
Presentation of Course Certificates
What is API 936 training course objective?
- Upon the successful completion of this course, each participant will be able to:
- Design, apply, install and inspect refractory material in a professional manner
- Describe the refractory types and classification, test procedures, effects of additives and explain why chemistry alone is not a critical factor
- Emphasize the refractory phase relationships and fracture mechanics
- Inspect and quality control the refractory that includes acceptance/rejection criteria, sampling and testing as well as material and installer certification
- Discuss monolithic including castable and plastic refractories, compositions and properties, anchorage, design and installation and the effects of firing on strength and thermal properties
- Employ the refractory installation techniques including modern refractory state of the art, precast modules, storage & handling, failure analyses, etc.
- Carryout refractory repairs and design various refractory linings
- Employ and apply the refractory selection guidelines from data sheet interpretation and product choice for designed exposure
- Determine and practice the refinery application of refractories including FFCU applications, effects of coking, reformers, transfer lines, Sulphur plants as well as the stacks, creep tests and hot spot detection
Who should join API 936 training course by PetroSync?
This course provide an overview of all significant aspect and considerations of refractory for those who are responsible for refractory design, application, installation, and inspection.
M. El-Sayed Mahmoud Shama
Mohamed Shama is a senior inspection engineer with over 23 years of extensive experience within the petrochemical, refinery, utilities and oil and gas industries.
He conducted training for API Certification Preparatory, Corrosion and Prevention, National Board and ASMPE PCC-2, ASME VIII Division 1 & 2, ASME V, ASME IV, Lifting Equipment Courses, CSWIP 3.2 and 3.1 Welding Courses, Pressure Relief Valves, NDT Techniques Training Courses.
He has experiences and involve in many huge shutdowns in the oil and gas field including supervision of inspectors and technicians and performing internal inspection for all kind of Piping Systems, Pressure Vessels, Tanks, Boilers, Heat Exchangers, Filters, Towers, Coolers, Columns, Drums and Incinerators, Heaters, Driers, Air Vessels, MCHE, Hot Oil Waste Heat Recovery Units, Spheres, ISO-Containers, Bullets and all kind of refractory materials shaped and un-shaped.
- Code PST0438-202301
- Start Date 04 Dec, 2023
- End Date 08 Dec, 2023
- Locations Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- Cost USD 3150
- Register
- Code PST0438-202302
- Start Date 11 Dec, 2023
- End Date 15 Dec, 2023
- Locations Bali, Indonesia
- Cost USD 3350
- Register
- Code PST0438-202303
- Start Date 18 Dec, 2023
- End Date 22 Dec, 2023
- Locations Bandung, Indonesia
- Cost USD 3150
- Register
Code | Start Date | End Date | Locations | Cost | Instructor | Register |
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PST0438-202301 | 04 Dec, 2023 | 08 Dec, 2023 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | USD 3150 | M. El-Sayed Mahmoud Shama | Register |
PST0438-202302 | 11 Dec, 2023 | 15 Dec, 2023 | Bali, Indonesia | USD 3350 | M. El-Sayed Mahmoud Shama | Register |
PST0438-202303 | 18 Dec, 2023 | 22 Dec, 2023 | Bandung, Indonesia | USD 3150 | M. El-Sayed Mahmoud Shama | Register |