Evaluation of Industrial Ventilation Systems with Laboratory
Dates: August 6-8, 2003
Fee: 3 days - $525
Location: Cook College, New Brunswick, NJ
Course Director: Raymond M. Manganelli, PhD
Benefits: Through lectures and discussions, this three-day course will provide each participant with training, information, hands-on experience, and practical guidance in conducting inspections and evaluating the performance of industrial ventilation systems. The student will be involved in group exercises, situation analyses, and work sample critique procedures. The laboratory portion of the course will provide hands-on experience with instruments for making valid measurements to assess the operation of actual ventilation systems, to interpret the results, and to diagnose problems. Testing and calibration exercises are included. Students must bring a calculator and notebook.
Intended Audience: This course is designed specifically for engineers, industrial hygienists, environmental and safety professionals, and HVAC personnel.
Course Topics:
  • Evaluation of Ventilation Systems
  • Troubleshooting a Ventilation System
  • Testing Instruments and Monitoring Skills
  • Variables Affecting Ventilation
  • Industrial Applications and Case Studies
  • OSHA Regulations Laboratory Topics and Activities
  • Characteristics and Comparisons of Hoods
  • Ducts and Fan Operations
  • Evaluation of Lab Fume Hood
  • Measurement of Replacement Air
  • Manometers and Anemometers
Other: CEUs: 2.1
CMs: 3.0

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