This two-day training focuses on maintenance and troubleshooting of a Gold Series X-Flo (GSX) Dust Collector. The training team will take you through factory-recommended best practices for optimally maintaining a dust collector.
Students will leave this class having walked through troubleshooting activities and possessing the knowledge to repeat this in the field when needed. Focus is on troubleshooting electrical components, troubleshooting the pulse system, and options for potentially improving your dust collector's performance.
Owners of dust collectors, engineers that want to understand maintaining a dust collector, and anyone else that wants to know more about owner-related issues with dust collectors.
63 maximum
This sales and technical training focuses on the technical details and presentation techniques for the dry collection line of Camfil APC products. Program focus is on the technical details of the dust collector from a sales perspective, developing presentation skills using the Camfil demo units, and hands-on experiences with all Camfil units, which include the Gold Series X-Flo (GSX), the Gold Series® Camtain® for pharmaceutical, and the Quad Pulse Package for pharma and chemical dusts.
Students will leave class having walked through the Camfil product line. They will be more comfortable with talking about the issues associated with owning a dust or mist collector and presenting those issues in the field.
Limited to reps, dealers and Camfil employees; not recommended for end customers.
Submit case study presentation PowerPoint (template provided in your registration confirmation email) on a known application to apctraining@camfil.com one week prior to class start date. Template may also be requested at (870) 910-7123. If attending both Dry Dust Collection and Mist Collection Sales and Technical training classes, only one case study presentation is required.
20 maximum
Two days, ending at 3pm the second day
This sales and technical training focuses on Camfil APC's mist collection product line (https://camfilapc.com/products/machining-mist-collectors/). The program will focus on technical details of mist collectors from a sales perspective, developing demonstration skills and hands-on experiences with all Camfil units, which include the EM Profi, Oil Expert, EM Expert, and EM-O Compact.
Students will gain knowledge of mist collection and have a hands-on experience with the equipment line.
Limited to reps, dealers and Camfil employees; not recommended for end customers.
Submit case study presentation PowerPoint (template provided in your registration confirmation email) on a known application to apctraining@camfil.com one week prior to class start date. Template may also be requested at (870) 910-7123. If attending both Dry Dust Collection and Mist Collection Sales and Technical training classes, only one case study presentation is required.
20 maximum
One day, ending at 3:00 pm
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) combustible dust standards overview, with details specific to dust collectors. Topics covered include hazard analysis, risk assessment, and fire and explosion control prevention design criteria.
This training program makes the student aware of what is included in the NFPA standards with respect to dust collection. It is Camfil APC’s interpretation of the standards and how to apply safety features to dust collection applications. The student will leave with an awareness of the NFPA standards, what combustible dust is, and Camfil APC’s approach to providing safe solutions.
Recommended for anyone needing to understand safety and compliance issues with combustible dust, including NFPA standards compliance.
Training will include all NFPA standards that deal with combustible dust in both dry and wet collection, and Camfil APC’s interpretation of those standards. Standards to be covered are: (1) NFPA 69 – Standard on Explosion Prevention Systems (Rev. 2019); (2) NFPA 68 – Standard on Explosion Protection by Deflagration Venting (Rev. 2018); (3) NFPA 484 – Standard for Combustible Metals (Rev. 2019); (4) NFPA 664 – Standard for the Prevention of Fires and Explosions in Wood Processing and Woodworking Facilities (minimal coverage); (5) NFPA 61 – Standard for the Prevention of Fires and Dust Explosions in Agricultural and Food Processing Facilities (minimal coverage); (6) NFPA 91 – Standard for Exhaust Systems for Air Conveying of Vapors, Gases, Mists, and Particulate Solids (minimal coverage); and (7) NFPA 652 (New) – Standard on Fundamentals of Combustible Dust and DHA process. (Rev. 2019)
Do you have any particular applications or questions that are an issue for you? Please let us know beforehand so that we can research and prepare to possibly discuss in class. Send specific requests to apctraining@camfil.com.
Credit for this course is 14 Professional Development Hours (PDH). In many states (such as Arkansas), 10 PDH units equate to one (1) CEU. It is trainee's responsibility to follow local State Board guidelines when submitting PDH for CEU credit with the trainee's resident state. Camfil APC will provide documentation of training program content upon request. At the close of training, Camfil APC will provide a certificate of completion indicating: (1) Trainee's name; (2) Training program title and dates; and (3) 14 Professional Develop Hours (PDH) completed.
30 maximum
Two days, ending at 3pm the second day
Fundamental knowledge of effective, economical industrial ventilation practices and design techniques through the established principles found in the ACGIH Industrial Ventilation manual. The program will build from standard air flow physics into the development of a complete dust collection system. This program will base all calculations on standard air.
To provide a fundamental, basic knowledge of industrial ventilation design by the “velocity pressure" method. You will learn to select appropriate exhaust devices and hoods, determine air volume and minimum duct velocity, how to size duct, and system static pressure for fan selection.
This program is intended for plant engineers, industrial hygienists, sales engineers, sheet metal contractors, corporate project engineers, mining engineers, and anyone involved in industrial ventilation system design, maintenance and performance.
Trainees must bring to class the textbook, Industrial Ventilation: A Manual of Recommended Practice for Design, 30th Edition, which needs to be pre-purchased for $127.96 for ACGIH members and $159.95 for non-members. Purchase the most recent edition of the manual here.
Andy Thomason, Southeastern Sales Engineer for Camfil APC, is a mechanical engineer with a vast knowledge of fans, dust collection, room pressurization and system design. Andy served 30+ years as an instructor and planning committee member at the Industrial Ventilation Conference in Birmingham, AL.
Credit for this course is 14 Professional Development Hours (PDH). In many states (such as Arkansas), 10 PDH units equate to one (1) CEU. It is trainee's responsibility to follow local State Board guidelines when submitting PDH for CEU credit with the trainee's resident state. Camfil APC will provide documentation of training program content upon request. At the close of training, Camfil APC will provide a certificate of completion indicating: (1) Trainee's name; (2) Training program title and dates; and (3) 14 Professional Develop Hours (PDH) completed.
30 maximum
Two days, ending at 3pm the second day
