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Product Training
Ingersoll Rand is proud to provide training opportunities for its customers. Basic Rotary, Sierra and Basic Centac classes are the most commonly offered courses, however Ingersoll Rand may be able to create a custom training depending on the customer’s needs. Request more information using the form below to find out what Ingersoll Rand can do for you!
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Rotary Compressors
Rotary Compressors
The equipment used in these courses has been evaluated as Hazard Risk Category 2 (HRC-2). In accordance with NFPA 70E standards, HRC-2 rated equipment requires the following PPE for personnel working inside the arc flash boundary: Fire Retardant clothing (rated HRC-2 or 8 cal), rubber gloves + leather gloves, safety glasses, and hard hat with arc face shield.
Attendees must be wearing appropriate protective clothing as specified. For those traveling by air, we can provide a limited number of hard hats with arc face shields if required, rubber/leather gloves and safety glasses. If driving, please bring your own PPE.
Any student who fails to comply will not be allowed in the lab areas for any hands-on training portion of this class.
C302 Customer Basic Rotary Class
2020 Dates: November 16-18, 2020
Cost: $2,500 per person
Duration: 3 days
Description: Designed for operation and maintenance personnel, this course focuses on contact-cooled rotary compressors 50hp+ (37kW+) and their control systems. The course covers the principles of air compressor systems, the components and accessories included in the rotary compressor system, maintenance and diagnostic procedures, and operation of the onboard controller. This course includes both classroom and hands-on lessons.
Agenda:
- Day 1: Identification of compressors, overview of rotary compressor components, overview of air & oil flow circuits, rotary compressor operation
- Day 2: Operation of the Xe-M Series of controllers, electrical schematic overview
- Day 3: Maintenance and diagnostics, compressed air system accessories
C313 Customer Sierra Oil-Free Rotary Class
2020 Dates: November 18-20, 2020
Cost: $2,500 per person
Duration: 3 days
Description: Designed for operations and maintenance personnel, this training program is designed to prepare attendees to properly maintain and service Ingersoll Rand “Oil-Free” air compressors. This course covers theoretical and practical, hands-on knowledge of the design and operation of equipment.
Agenda:
- Day 1: Compressor overview and principles of operation, identification of compressor mechanical operation, overview of air & oil flow circuits
- Day 2: Identification of electrical components, overview of electrical system, operation of the Xe-145M controller
- Day 3: Major component replacement, motor servicing, maintenance and diagnostics, troubleshooting
Centrifugal Compressors
Centrifugal Compressors
The equipment used in these courses has been evaluated as Hazard Risk Category 1 (HRC-1). In accordance with NFPA 70E standards, HRC-1 rated equipment requires the following PPE for personnel working inside the arc flash boundary: Fire Retardant clothing (rated HRC-1 or 4 cal), rubber gloves, safety glasses, and hard hat.
Attendees must be wearing appropriate protective clothing as specified. For those traveling by air, we can provide a limited number of hard hats with arc face shields if required, rubber/leather gloves and safety glasses. If driving, please bring your own PPE.
Any student who fails to comply will not be allowed in the lab areas for any hands-on training portion of this class.
C400 Basic Centrifugal Class
2020 Dates: September 9-11, 2020
Duration: 3 days
Cost: $2,500 per person
Description: This course is designed to provide maintenance, engineering and operations personnel with an overview of the Centac centrifugal compressor.
Agenda:
- Day 1: Principles of operation, airflow, hydraulic flow, identification of mechanical and electrical components, control panel with amperage software
- Day 2: Routine service and maintenance, basic troubleshooting techniques
- Day 3: Disassembly, assembly and calibration of rotor assemblies (type 1-2-3 & 6)
MSG Turbo Air
MSG Turbo Air
The equipment used in these courses has been evaluated as Hazard Risk Category 2 (HRC-2). In accordance with NFPA 70E standards, HRC-2 rated equipment requires the following PPE for personnel working inside the arc flash boundary: Fire Retardant clothing (rated HRC-2 or 8 cal), rubber gloves + leather gloves, safety glasses, and hard hat with arc face shield.
Attendees must be wearing appropriate protective clothing as specified. For those traveling by air, we can provide a limited number of hard hats with arc face shields if required, rubber/leather gloves and safety glasses. If driving, please bring your own PPE.
Any student who fails to comply will not be allowed in the lab areas for any hands-on training portion of this class.
Customer MSG Turbo Air Training Classes
Cost: $2,500 per person
Duration: Custom (depends on content)
Description: Ingersoll Rand offers customized training for Turbo Air customers that can cover a range of topics and hands-on practice to meet the customer’s training needs. Classes are formatted to fit specific models and conditions at a customer’s facility. Customized training subjects that can generally be included in a customized training:
- Theory and controls overview
- Specific model overview
- Identification of mechanical and electrical components
- Basic operation
- Main drive coupling review
- Routine service and preventative maintenance
- Basic troubleshooting
- Hands-on practice
- Control panel review
Requirements: Participants are responsibe for bringing laptop computers for the CMC Service Tools Software training. A minimum of one computer for every two people is required.
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