Vacuum Technology Training, Seminars & Pump Service Skills
We offer the following Vacuum Technology training courses and seminars customized
to meet your specific requirements:
- "Brown bag" lunch seminar, up to 2 hours, can be at any time of day to suit your needs
- Introduction to Vacuum, up to 4 hours, generally morning or afternoon
- Basic Vacuum Technology, a 1-day course, generally 7 hours but can be up to 8 hours
- Practical Vacuum Technology, a 2-day course with a total of 14 hours of instruction
- Service Courses, the length will vary depending on the technology or products to be
covered
- School Science Class Vacuum Demonstration, lasting 1 school period - about 40 minutes
"Brown Bag" Lunch Seminar:
1 to 2 hour seminars are useful for companies whose employees can benefit from information on
a specific vacuum product, process or concept. They can be arranged for a Breakfast or Lunch
time period where not too much time is taken away from a busy schedule.
The content is generally non technical but may include technical terms or phrases used in the
industry. An extended version of the School Science Class vacuum Demonstration could also be
delivered.
Introduction to Vacuum:
This short 3 to 4 hour session introduces your students to the vacuum technology and
applications specifically used in your business. It could include a section on vacuum units for
measuring vacuum levels.
This is generally a non technical seminar but can include several vacuum demonstrations if time
allows.
Basic Vacuum Technology:
When a whole day (7 hours) is available, more concepts of vacuum technology can be
introduced as well as the specific training relative to the vacuum equipment used by your
company. Vacuum measuring units and Vacuum System Safety can also be included.
Demonstrations are included to show physical phenomena under vacuum conditions.
Practical Vacuum Technology:
In a 2-day (14 hours) training course more time can be spent on vacuum related physics,
vacuum units and gauges.
Each vacuum pump mechanism can be shown and discussed as well as the best operating
practice. The recommended safety procedures and maintenance requirements can also be
included.
Ranges of vacuum, cleanliness, system design and leak testing may be included.
Demonstrations are also used in this course to help students understand the behavior of gas
molecules in vacuum conditions.
Service Courses:
If you use many mechanical vacuum pumps at your factory or laboratory, it may be practical to
carry out service rebuilds in your own workshop. If you have suitable vacuum pumps to use your
technicians can learn how to strip, clean and rebuild several different types of vacuum pump
including oil sealed rotary vane, rotary piston and Roots style mechanical boosters.
The workshop sessions are preceded by classroom sessions to allow the students to
understand the technical details of each mechanism before they work on them.
School Science Class Vacuum Demonstrations:
A free Seminar can be arranged for Science Day or Science fair which lasts the equivalent of a
school period. A vacuum belljar system is used to show several physical phenomena that Middle
or High School students rarely have a chance to witness.
Update 29 July 2010
Please contact:
Vacuum and Low Pressure Technology
A division of TRING ENTERPRISES LLC
220 Belgian drive, Spring City, PA 19475
Telephone: 610-792-3505 E-mail: tringenterprises@hotmail.com
Howard is a Member of the following educational and technical groups;
American Society for Training and Development (ASTD)
American Vacuum Society (AVS)
Society of Vacuum Coaters (SVC)
American Society of Materials (ASM - Heat Treating)
Society of Manufacturing Engineers