Turbomachinery flow path design explained

Course will offer comprehensive and practical understanding of software for the rapid multidisciplinary design optimisation of flow paths for turbomachinery equipment.

SoftInWay will be conducting its next 3-day training course on turbomachinery flow path design, analysis and optimisation from 7th to 9th October 2008 at its corporate HQ near Boston, USA.

The objective of the course is to provide participants with a comprehensive and practical understanding for the rapid multidisciplinary design optimisation of flow paths for turbomachinery equipment by using AxStream to improve efficiency, power, mass flow etc.

This interactive, hands-on course provides the opportunity for each participant to choose separate tracks that concentrate on their specific interest(s) such as axial compressor, axial turbine, centrifugal compressors, turbochargers, fans, blowers, turbopumps etc.

In addition, an additional track will be offered on the use of AxStream to evaluate and redesign flow paths of existing turbomachinery for upgrades and retrofits.

Past delegates have represented some of the most respected turbomachinery companies in the world such as Siemens, Dresser Rand, Ebara-Elliott, Stork Turbine Services, Peter Brotherhood, Power Machine, MAN Turbo etc.

"Even though I'd been using AxStream already for several months, the recent training course gave me a deeper insight in the capabilities and functions of the software package", stated Torsten Hagedorn, Stork Turbo Service, Germany.

"The presented examples and tutorials, the support of the staff and the discussions with the other course participants helped me to decrease the time at which a turbine can be designed considerably".

A 15% registration discount is available if tuition payment is received by 1st August 2008.

Course curriculum and registration details can be obtained through SoftInWay's website.

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