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Faculty of Engineering

Combustion in Boilers and Furnaces
Monday 3 - Friday 7 March 2014

This course focuses on recent developments in burner design for process heating applications including boilers, furnaces, refinery operations, power plant, CHP schemes, minerals processing kilns and process plant. Particular emphasis is given to combustion aerodynamics and its influence on burner design, low NOx burner design and emission reduction techniques including reburn, SNCR, SCR and NOx storage techniques. These aspects are examined in relation to large natural gas burners, pulverised coal firing, refinery burners, heavy fuel oil burners, flameless combustion, waste and bio-fuel firing, oxy-fuel firing and fluidised bed combustion. Large scale burner testing and the role of CFD in burner design are also covered.

2014 programme
The 2014 programme and online booking will be available approximately 3 months prior to the course dates. You can however view the 2013 course details in the left hand column.

 

Who should attend

The course is designed to provide training on the most recent developments in burner technology primarily for young graduates involved in combustion engineering, for burner designers and manufacturers, and for personnel responsible for combustion plant or new burner installation. 

Accreditation

This course has been approved by the Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) purposes.

The Energy Institute has approved Leeds University – Faculty of Engineering as an Approved Training Provider.

  Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers   

Venue

The venue for the course will be Weetwood Hall Conference Centre and Hotel which offers first-class hotel facilities, a business centre and ample parking facilities. Weetwood Hall is the largest and most flexible conference centre and hotel in the North of England.

Weetwood Hall Hotel is ideally situated 15 minutes north of the centre of Leeds in wooded grounds at the junction of the Otley Road and the outer ring road. It is just 15 minutes from Leeds Bradford International Airport and a short distance from the A1, M1, M606, M621 and M62 motorways. Further details can be found at www.weetwood.co.uk

Online Accommodation Booking for Delegates

Bed and breakfast accommodation is available at Weetwood Hall Conference Centre and Hotel. To take advantage of the special rates we have negotiated with the hotel for our course delegates, please book using the instructions below:

1. Click on the “Accommodation Booking” link in the left hand column
2. Complete the following fields: Arrival Date, Departure Date, Rooms, Adults, Children
3. Click the “Check Availability” button (N.B. You will not need to click on “Click Here for Special Rates” or enter a promotional code as this is already completed for you).
4. Proceed with your booking as instructed by the booking system.

We have negotiated the following special rates per night:

Friday – Sunday evening, bed and breakfast £62
Monday – Thursday evening, bed and breakfast £78

Please note that bookings via the “Accommodation Booking” link must be made two weeks before the course commences at the latest to qualify for the special rates and to guarantee room availability. Any accommodation requests after this date should be made direct with the hotel and will be subject to availability and rates.

How to Book

Booking for this course should be completed through our secure Online Store.

To complete your booking please click the 'Online Booking' link in the left hand column and follow the instructions.


You will receive an automatic confirmation email within 24 hours of your booking.

For online booking queries and for all other enquiries please contact:

CPD, Conference & Events Co-ordinator
CPD, Conference & Events Unit
Engineering Research & Innovation Service

Faculty of Engineering,
School of Civil Engineering, c/o Room 209,
University of Leeds, LEEDS LS2 9JT, UK.
t: + 44 (0)113 343 8104
f: + 44 (0)113 343 2511
e: cpd@engineering.leeds.ac.uk