We offer introductory, advanced and custom training courses on virtual process modeling throughout the year. They are attended by thousands of students and engineers from around the world.
To reserve your spot for one of these training courses or for more information see below.
This course introduces attendees to the unparalleled capabilities of Symmetry Flare. With a single application engineers can now size relief devices, evaluate inlet piping and the header system, and analyze stack height along with the flare tip.
We will also show how Flare can link seamlessly to Flaresim for detailed radiation and dispersion calculations.
Calgary, AB - June 17, 2020
Tulsa, OK - April 7, 2020
Dallas, TX - June 4, 2020
Houston, TX - June 18, 2020
Houston, TX - August 6, 2020
Denver, CO - October 1, 2020
Tulsa, OK - October 15, 2020
Houston, TX - November 12, 2020
To register for a course please provide your name, company, and preferred course date.
Attendance is limited. Early registration is recommended. Laptops are required.
Attendees will learn how to maximize the potential of Symmetry's Pipe workspace by leveraging focused capabilities such as:
Shape file import for model building,
Advanced fluid characterization,
Elevation profile import and filtering,
Pigging and slugging studies,
and more.
Tulsa, OK - April 8, 2020
Dallas, TX - June 3, 2020
Houston, TX - June 17, 2020
Houston, TX - August 5, 2020
Denver, CO - September 30, 2020
Tulsa, OK - October 14, 2020
Houston, TX - November 11, 2020
To register for a course please provide your name, company, and preferred course date.
Attendance is limited. Early registration is recommended. Laptops are required.
This course is valuable for both new and experienced users as our trainers will walk attendees through property package selection, flowsheeting, model reporting, and more with a focus on 'tips and tricks' to enhance the user experience.
Calgary, AB - June 16, 2020
Tulsa, OK - April 7, 2020
Dallas, TX - June 2, 2020
Houston, TX - June 16, 2020
Houston, TX - August 4, 2020
Denver, CO - September 29, 2020
Tulsa, OK - October 13, 2020
Houston, TX - November 10, 2020
To register for a course please provide your name, company, and preferred course date.
Attendance is limited. Early registration is recommended. Laptops are required.
For questions regarding customized courses or off-site training opportunities, contact us directly.
The Dynamics course is a fast-paced, hands-on course where attendees receive in-depth instruction in dynamic model building and application of dynamic simulation in Symmetry. This course will provide attendees with a fundamental understanding of dynamic simulation and key differences from typical steady-state analysis. You will also learn the best workflow for converting steady-state models into dynamics, as well as building dynamic models from scratch including distillation columns, control strategies, and blowdown studies.
Understanding the dynamic simulation solution method
Best practice specifications, guidelines and rules
Unit operations – Dynamic models for commonly used unit operations, i.e., exchangers, compressors, pipes, pumps, separators, turbo-expanders, etc.
Depressuring studies including fire cases
Valves – Dynamic models for control valves and relief valves, including actuator dynamics, two phase relief and choked flow
Hydraulic Modeling in Symmetry Dynamics
Pipeline/gathering network pigging/slugging
Compressor Train modeling
Controller functionality, general discussion on tuning
Distillation column dynamics, configuring columns and controls
Transitioning models from Steady state to Dynamics, initializing models
Dynamic flare network modeling for relief/blowdown scenarios
Dynamic plant models (eg. cryogenic gas plants, amine & glycol units, sulfur recovery units) allowing control system analysis, operational studies, virtual plant startups, plant shutdowns, malfunctions, scenarios, etc.
Houston, TX - September 15 - 16, 2020
To register for a course please provide your name, company, and preferred course date.
Attendance is limited. Early registration is recommended. Laptops are required.
Led by our senior upstream consultants, this course will take a deep-dive into Symmetry's ability to evaluate liquid drop-out, generate pigging schedules, evaluate slug catcher design and control strategies and more. Attendees will also gain a fundamental understanding of the mulitphase mechanistic flow models available within Symmetry.
This seminar will also investigate:
How to create integrated gathering system pipeline and facility models in Symmetry
Analyzing the hydraulic, thermodynamic, and heat transfer behavior associated with pipeline design and operation
How to simulate pipeline pigging and formulate a pigging schedule
How to evaluate turndown and future expected phase flowrates at the design stage
How to check both steady-state and transient scenarios for risks of Hydrate formation and possibility of line blockage
Simulation of highly-transient safety incidents such as controlled blowdown and uncontrolled rupture
Houston, TX - May 13 - 14, 2020
Denver, CO - November 4 -5, 2020
To register for a course please provide your name, company, and preferred course date.
Attendance is limited. Early registration is recommended. Laptops are required.
With Symmetry's integrated workflow, attendees will learn how to take an existing process model and design a full relief system to ensure both equipment and people are properly protected. From relief load calculation to relief valve sizing through failure scenario identification and generation, attendees will be left with a full understanding of how to best design their full relief systems.
Houston, TX - December 9 - 10, 2020
To register for a course please provide your name, company, and preferred course date.
Attendance is limited. Early registration is recommended. Laptops are required.