Bürkert aims to steam ahead with training course

Bürkert’s focus on steam derives from a commitment to its customers to work with the physical attributes of the application environments of the user world, it states.

It will be sharing those insights during a free 2-day steam training course at its office in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, on Tuesday 5th & Wednesday 6th April 2022.

In the courses provided, there will be examples that allow organisations to find out more about its core process expertise. “Bürkert have intimate knowledge and significant insight into the application environments that traverse the broad spectrum of steam applications,” it points out.

“They can collaborate with you in the real physics of steam production, distribution and heat transfer where they can share their experience in complete control loops. They can assist you in determining the most effective steam control architecture to help you see and assess what is happening in your plant from the control room to the boardroom.”

Versatile systems

Bürkert adds that its versatile systems highlight the company’s continuous customer-oriented innovation and are developed to simplify any steam control or monitoring situation, which, in turn, will save time.

“An otherwise unattainable synergy of hardworking valve elements, process controllers and sensors provide a true single source of remarkably attractive systems, as well as peace of mind, process safety and joy of use,” adds Bürkert. “In a world where application knowledge, reliability and quality are paramount, Bürkert offers you unlimited modularity to control the invisible.”

Who should attend?

The course is aimed at all consultants and end users associated with steam applications. This would be of particular interest to, but is not limited to, anyone who works in food, beverage or pharmaceutical production.

These two-day courses will provide theory-based learning, backed up with some practical, for a hands-on approach. Bürkert will use examples and case study materials throughout the courses to highlight typical steam systems, delivered by its industry experienced staff.

“This course is a first-come, first-served basis and fills up quickly,” Bürkert concludes, “so booking confirmation is subject to availability." The courses will be presented by company experts Kieran Bennett & Thomas Steele.

Click here to sign up to Bürkert Steam Training.