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The TEMA Heat Exchangers and Advanced Technologies training course equips engineers to optimise heat exchanger design, sizing, operation and maintenance across process industries. These assets directly influence plant efficiency, reliability and operating costs. Engineers therefore need to select appropriate configurations and implement effective maintenance strategies. These practices are essential for sustaining long-term performance.

The course examines thermal design principles, TEMA standards, API 660 requirements, fouling mitigation, mechanical integrity and advanced heat exchanger technologies. Participants learn to assess design options, enhance thermal efficiency and reduce operational risks while making informed CAPEX and OPEX decisions. Practical engineering examples and industrial case studies connect technical concepts with operational challenges. Interactive discussions develop delegates’ ability to troubleshoot performance problems, strengthen equipment reliability and extend the service life of critical heat exchanger systems.

This TEMA Heat Exchangers and Advanced Technologies training course will highlight:

  • Applying thermal design principles to heat exchanger sizing and performance
  • Interpreting TEMA standards and API 660 requirements
  • Evaluating heat exchanger configurations and design options
  • Mitigating fouling and maintaining mechanical integrity
  • Improving thermal efficiency while reducing operational risks
  • Supporting informed CAPEX and OPEX decisions
Why Choose TEMA Heat Exchangers  and Advanced Technologies
Course Goals

What are the Goals?

This TEMA Heat Exchangers training course builds the technical expertise needed to enhance heat exchanger performance, reliability, and maintenance across the asset lifecycle.

Upon completion of this training course, participants will be able to:

  • Choose appropriate heat exchanger configurations for various applications.
  • Carry out precise thermal sizing and performance rating.
  • Implement TEMA and API 660 engineering requirements.
  • Confidently assess technical design proposals from vendors.
  • Review equipment mechanical integrity and inspection results.
  • Diagnose fouling, pressure drop, and tube vibration problems.
  • Enhance operational efficiency and maintenance planning.
  • Use Fitness-for-Service (API 579) assessment principles.

Who is this Training Course for?

This TEMA Heat Exchangers and Advanced Technologies training course is designed for:

  • Heat Exchanger Design Engineers
  • Mechanical Engineers
  • Process Engineers
  • Thermal Engineers
  • Plant Engineers
  • Maintenance Engineers
  • Inspection Engineers
  • Reliability Engineers
  • Project Engineers
  • Mechanical Design Consultants
Learning Approach

How will this Training Course be Presented?

This training course integrates technical teaching with practical engineering applications to enhance comprehension and workplace performance. Participants will develop valuable insights through authentic industrial examples and collaborative learning activities.

The learning methodology includes:

  • Technical presentations delivered by the instructor.
  • Engineering case studies drawn from real-world situations.
  • Hands-on thermal sizing exercises.
  • Interactive sessions focused on troubleshooting.
  • Technical discussions conducted in groups.
  • Examples covering mechanical design and inspection.
  • Activities involving performance evaluation.
  • Daily exercises to reinforce knowledge.

Upon completing the training course, participants will be prepared to implement proven engineering practices that enhance heat exchanger performance, reliability, and operational efficiency.

The Course Content

Industrial Designs, Geometric Configurations and Fluid Sizing

  • Classification and thermodynamic principles of industrial heat exchangers.
  • TEMA nomenclature, standard configurations, and mechanical design selection.
  • Key construction elements: tube bundles, tubesheets, baffles, and channels.
  • Geometric configuration matching based on fluid complexity and behavior.
  • Metallurgy, material selection criteria, and advanced fabrication technologies.
  • Fluid flow dynamics, boundary layers, and pressure drop impacts. 

Thermal Sizing, Performance Optimization and API 660 Standards

  • Thermal sizing and rating methodologies for shell-and-tube exchangers.
  • Strict alignment with API 660 standard specifications for refinery service.
  • Fluid velocity estimation, pressure drop constraints, and pumping power impacts.
  • Performance monitoring parameters and periodic thermal validation testing.
  • Fluid-induced tube vibration analysis and effective structural control strategies.
  • Cost-effective maintenance scheduling frameworks during operational windows. 

Advanced Heat Exchanger Technologies and Efficiency Enablers

  • High-pressure Breach Lock closure type heat exchanger designs.
  • Texas Tower and Heli Tower high-vertical configuration structures.
  • Helixchanger helical baffle designs and Helifin tube geometries.
  • Advanced tube insert technologies for boundary layer turbulence enhancement.
  • Twisted tube and internally finned tube design options.
  • Comparative technical trade-offs between conventional and advanced technologies. 

Special Exchanger Configurations, Reboilers and Condensers

  • Thermal efficiency of thermosiphon, kettle, and falling-film reboilers.
  • Shell-side and tube-side operational problems in surface condensers.
  • Gasketed Plate Heat Exchangers (PHE) and welded plate Compabloc units.
  • Air-Cooled Heat Exchangers (ACHE) and interactive thermal control systems.
  • Cooling tower integration, thermodynamic boundaries, and heat rejection matching.
  • Operational limitations and cross-contamination protection in compact designs. 

Asset Integrity, Troubleshooting, and Fitness-for-Service (FFS)

  • Safe installation, commissioning procedures, and startup sequencing protocols.
  • Root cause analysis of chronic fouling, localized corrosion, and erosion.
  • Advanced operational troubleshooting methods for sudden thermal performance drops.
  • Fitness-for-Service (FFS API 579) mechanical degradation assessment techniques.
  • Industrial cleaning strategies and non-destructive tube leak detection methods.
  • Mechanical repair execution: precision tube plugging and full retubing standards. 
Recognition

Certificate

  • • Wallstreet Development Academy Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the training course.

Frequently Asked Questions

This course focuses on TEMA heat exchangers, advanced technologies and cost-saving management. It connects heat exchanger technology with the management of costs. The available course information does not provide a detailed module breakdown.
Cost-saving management is a central theme of the course. It is considered alongside TEMA heat exchangers and advanced technologies rather than as an unrelated management topic. The course information does not specify particular cost-reduction methods or financial tools.
Yes, TEMA heat exchangers are a primary subject of the course. The training combines this subject with advanced technologies and a cost-saving management perspective. No specific TEMA standards, exchanger types or technical procedures are listed in the provided content.
The course is relevant to professionals seeking knowledge of TEMA heat exchangers, advanced technologies and cost-saving management. It may suit people whose work or development interests combine heat exchanger technology with cost awareness. The provided course information does not specify job titles, industries or prerequisite experience.
You will learn about TEMA heat exchangers and advanced technologies in the context of cost-saving management. The course is positioned to develop an understanding of how heat exchanger technology relates to cost considerations. Specific technical topics and learning objectives are not listed in the provided material.
Yes, advanced technologies are explicitly included in the course title. They are addressed in relation to TEMA heat exchangers and cost-saving management. The specific technologies covered are not identified in the available course information.
The course is intended to build knowledge of TEMA heat exchangers, advanced technologies and their connection to cost-saving management. This provides a combined technical and cost-conscious perspective. The supplied material does not define specific practical exercises or assessed competencies.
The available information confirms coverage of TEMA heat exchangers and advanced technologies but does not identify whether design, operation or maintenance is addressed individually. Its stated management emphasis is cost saving. A detailed agenda would be needed to confirm coverage of those specific areas.