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TRAINING AT LAS VEGAS 2015 Fundamentals of Petroleum Refining The training will cover specific details of each refinery process at a high level due to the short duration of the course. For example, each process unit module will consider the feedstocks, products, chemistry involved, safety consideration, process flow, and major equipment. It will start with a foundation in crude oil concepts then review all the major process units, such as distillation, FCC, coking, hydroprocessing, alkylation, and blending. What You Will Learn January 19, 2015 Training starts at 8:00 am and finishes at 5:00 pm. Participants in this training will be exposed to the core concepts for each The program includes lunch and coffee breaks. process area that constitute a complex refinery. Attendees also receive a training manual that can The principle goal is to understand the purpose of each process unit, such as serve as a valuable office reference. Dress code is separation or conversion, and how that goal is accomplished by the process, casual. such as reaction. Your Instructor Who Should Attend Industry professionals who are directly or tangentially involved in the refining industry could benefit. Evan Hyde New refinery engineers or researchers working with refining processes will is the Director of Field Services for Coking.com gain a deeper understanding of refining. Inc. Formerly he was president of Telaxe, a coker Sales managers, financial professionals, lawyers, environmental consulting firm. agents, and government staffers will gain increased awareness if they He previously was president of C2 Nano interact with refinery personnel or clients on a routine basis. Technology where they researched surface treatments to combat fouling and corrosion issues in cokers and other petrochemical process units. He was a Senior Engineering Advisor for Becht Engineering Co., Inc. New Jersey. He has consulted on processing improvement and reliability Prerequisites initiatives for coking clients around the world. He also participated in onsite peer assessments A technical background is preferred, example engineering, science, or industry of Coker Units at eight refineries which included experience. The pace of the course dictates the participants be familiar with the improvements in maintenance work practices, process enhancements, and turnaround scope concepts of distillation, heat transfer, and hydrocarbon reactions. optimization. Prior to joining Becht, Evan worked for ExxonMobil Research and Engineering, as a process engineer, with assignments in research, and troubleshooting for heavy oil upgrading equipment. He holds a B.S. of Chemical Engineering from Pennsylvania State University. info@RefiningCommunity.com • +1 360.966.7251 Course Fees Early Registration Ends December 12, 2014 Early (ends December 12, 2014) $675 Payment Regular $795 Due prior to the start of the training by Visa, Master Card, American Express, bank wire transfer or corporate check. Training fees will be charged to your credit card at the time of registration unless other arrangements have been made. Make checks payable to “Coking.com Inc.” Prices are in US dollars. Refund Policy Course Pass is for training only. Fees are fully refundable until December 29, 2014 (three weeks before the event), after which a $200 Add the Conference Pass fee will be charged for cancellations. Registering for this course prior to December 29, 2014 will help to get complete admittance. maximize the probability that the course will proceed as planned. Cancellations after January 12, 2015 (1 week before class until 24 hours before class) are charged a 50% fee. All other cancellations and no- shows are non-refundable. Substitutions are allowed. Submit all cancellations and transfers in writing, REGISTER NOW by email or by fax. regonline.com/RefCommVegas Please contact us for more information on Refining Community policies. Hotel Information Circus Circus Hotel 2880 Las Vegas Blvd S. Las Vegas, Nevada +1 877.434.9175 We want you to be safe and reliable circuscircus.com/las_vegas_hotel We bring together the Coker and CatCracker operator and reliability technicians, process and mechanical engineers, inspectors, supervisors, suppliers, and EPC’s to Use the code CW01REF learn from each other’s expertise and improve productivity while lowering the risk. to receive a special room rate Join the Refining Community! when you book your reservation RefiningCommunity.com with Circus Circus. Winterize for the next polar vortex Join in the Thursday Winterize Conference as we discuss Refiners and suppliers from around the world will share preparations for the safety challenges of subfreezing how they manage severe cold weather. Get practical and weather and actual operations during extreme winter valuable guidance from industry experts be prepared for conditions. the next polar vortex. Schedule of events and other classes offered at RefComm during the week of January 19-23, 2015 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SRU Fundamentals SRU Design and Optimization SRU Operations and Troubleshooting, TGU Review Fundamentals of Petroleum Auto-Refrigeration / Refining Brittle Fracture Prevention Delayed Coker Operations and Reliability Coker Process, Design, and Troubleshooting FCCU Process and Recent Developments Understanding Fixed Equipment Integrity Winterize Conference info@RefiningCommunity.com • +1 360.966.7251
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