CDP Seminars
Aquatech Pressmain run Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Seminars approved by The CPD Certification Service.
This CPD looks at pressurisation units for use in both LTHW MTHW & Chilled Water systems.
Particular attention is paid to the function of a pressurisation unit, the information required to select equipment, appropriate standards, types of equipment available, possible problems and how to overcome them
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This CPD seminar covers the main criteria to be aware of and some of the challenges associated with selecting and specifying a water booster set for today’s modern built environment. In particular the buildings and people they are to serve, the selection of equipment along with site and environmental considerations.
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This CPD seminar explains the requirements for water break tanks; their features; their installation and maintenance.
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This CPD seminar deals with the hydraulic shock causes and effects; as well as the methods to prevent it from happening in boosted water premises
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This CPD involves a factory visit in order to familiarise attendees with a pump manufacturing environment.
The Design, Unit Building and Testing processes are explained and one approved CPD seminar of choice (on Pressurisation Units or Booster sets or Tanks or Shock suppression) completes the event.
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This CPD is an overview of the pumping equipment for wastewater discharge into the sewer. We explain the various types and applications of the waste water pumps; their selection and design criteria. We discuss on their installation requirements; their motors’ operation and their energy consumption.
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Please Note: These seminars are for the technical guidance of Mechanical Engineers, Consulting Engineers, and Design and Plumbing Contractors, and we place great emphasis on their technical content. They are not intended to be sales presentations.
