Your team fully familiar with the installation
A new or renewed installation only delivers its full value when your team can operate it independently and safely.
KLINGER Belgium provides practical training courses that give operators, maintenance technicians, and managers the knowledge and confidence to work correctly on your specific installation, not just a manual.
Steam & condensate
Steam is the most underestimated energy carrier in the industry. Those who understand how the system works can identify losses that would otherwise go unnoticed for years.
Target audience: operators, maintenance technicians, and managers of installations with a steam or condensate loop.
Flange integrity
Most flange leaks are not a material problem. They are an assembly problem, and that is exactly the part that is rarely formally taught.
Target audience: technicians and assembly personnel who dismantle and re-seal flange connections.
On-demand
If you require a specific training course, have a unique installation, or a mixed group, we can build a customized program.
For: industrial professionals (B2B)
1. Steam & condensate
Steam is the most underestimated energy carrier in the industry. Those who understand how the system works can identify losses that would otherwise go unnoticed for years.
Target audience: operators, maintenance technicians, and managers of installations with a steam or condensate loop.
Topics covered:
- How a steam and condensate loop works, from boiler to return
- Condensate drainage: operation, types, and recognizing a defective steam trap
- Where energy is lost and how to detect it yourself
- Working safely with steam and the risks of water hammer
- Pressure reduction, control, and heat transfer in practice
2. Safe and reliable flange assembly
A reliable flange connection depends on more than just the right gasket. The condition of the flanges and bolts, alignment, lubrication, assembly sequence, and final bolt load also play a crucial role. In this practical one-day training course, we cover the entire process: from safe dismantling and inspection to selecting the correct gasket, proper assembly, and final inspection. We explain not only what you should do, but especially why each step is important for a reliable connection.
Target audience: technicians and assembly personnel who dismantle, inspect, and reassemble flange connections.
Topics covered:
- safe dismantling and initial assessment of the connection
- inspection, cleaning, and alignment of flange faces
- selection, inspection, and correct positioning of the gasket
- assessment of bolts, nuts, and lubricants
- relationship between torque, bolt force, and surface pressure
- influence of lubrication and friction on the final bolt load
- correct and step-by-step tightening according to the proper pattern
- common assembly errors and their consequences
- inspection and documentation of the finished connection
- practical exercises on a training flange
The training can be tailored to the procedures and requirements used within your organization. Those who also require formal qualification of assembly personnel can opt for a 2-day training course according to EN 1591-4. We organize this in collaboration with a recognized partner, and it concludes with a certificate & certificate of attendance.
3. On-demand training tailored to your installation
If you have a specific installation or a mixed group, we can develop a customized program
Ready to strengthen your team?
Tell us about your installation and who works with it. We will propose a program that fits your needs.
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