Introduction to Steam, Boilers and Thermodynamics

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Introduction to Steam, Boilers and Thermodynamics

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About the course

The industrial revolution may have been fired by coal, but it was powered by steam. Humans have been harnessing the power of steam for thousands of years, but it is only in the past 200 years that we have started to rely on it for countless engineering applications. This course looks at the origins of steam, its theory (thermodynamics), generation, and applications.

You will learn:
Why we use steam instead of other energy fluids.
The history of steam in engineering.
Heat fundamentals (thermodynamics, latent heat, sensible heat etc.).
Heat transfer (conduction, convection and radiation etc.).
Combustion theory (efficiency, heat values etc.).
Steam properties (wet, dry, saturated, enthalpy etc.).
Boilers (designs, advantages, disadvantages etc.).

And a lot more!

Irrespective of your engineering background, learning about steam will greatly benefit your engineering career. Steam systems are used at almost every industrial facility, so you can apply 100% of what you have learned to the real world.

Self-Paced
3hr
3 PDH Credits
English
SPC704

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Learning Outcomes

After this course, you will understand...
• Why we use steam instead of other energy fluids.
• The history of steam in engineering.
• Heat fundamentals (thermodynamics, latent heat, sensible heat etc.).
• Heat transfer (conduction, convection and radiation etc.).
• Combustion theory (efficiency, heat values etc.).
• Steam properties (wet, dry, saturated, enthalpy etc.).
• Boilers (designs, advantages, disadvantages etc.).
And much more!

Who should attend this course

• This course is designed for industry professionals.
• This course is beneficial for anyone in the Oil & Gas, HVAC, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, or power engineering industries.

Prerequisites

• An engineering background is beneficial, but is not mandatory.

Program & Details

Welcome

1. Welcome & Your instructor
2. Content overview
3. How to use this course
Introduction

1. Welcome
2. Before Getting Started
3. Introduction
4. History
5. Uses of Steam
6. Why steam
7. The Steam System
Combustion I

1. Thermodynamic Fundamentals
2. Pressure
3. Water to Steam
4. Thermodynamic Laws
5. Heat
6. Sensible and Latent Heat
7. Transferring Heat
8. Conduction
9. Convection
10. Radiant Energy
11. Temperature
12. Heat Units
13. Specific Heat
Combustion II

1. Combustion
2. Combustion Chemical Reaction
3. Combustion Requirements
4. Perfect Complete and Incomplete
5. Primary, Secondary and Excess Air
6. Efficiency
7. Combustion Efficiency
8. Thermal Efficiency
9. Heat Value
Steam Properties

1. Steam Properties
2. Ideal Gas Law
3. Saturated and Superheated Steam
4. Dry and Wet Steam
5. Clean Steam
6. Enthalpy I
7. Enthalpy II
Bonus Lecture

1. Boilers
2. Purpose of a Boiler
3. Fired and Un-Fired
4. Fire Tube and Water Tube
5. Water and Fire Tube Boilers Compared
6. Electric Boilers
7. Package and Field Erected Boilers
Final Thoughts

1. Final Thoughts
Bonus Lecture

1. How Watertube Boilers Work
2. How Firetube Boilers Work
3. How Deaerators Work
4. Package and Field Erected Boilers
Final Notes & Certificate

1. Congratulations
2. Course evaluation survey
3. Your Personal Certificate