COURSE DATA SHEET

Course Title: Fundamentals of Pumps, Compressors and Gas Turbines

Course Details : (Head Lines)

Rotating equipment overview

Pump types and applications

Pump performance data

Centrifugal pump hydraulic disturbances

Compressor characteristics

Operation of a compressor in a system

Compressor types and applications

The concept of fluid head

Compressors performance relationships

Gas turbine types and applications

Gas turbine performance The instructor Curriculum vitae (CV): (Brief) Hesham Issa has 5 years experience in oil and gas onshore & offshore processing projects including greenfield and brownfield job as a rotating equipment engineer. He had started his career with Sabaa Engineering- Petroleum Technologies which is a local engineering company for 1 year, and then got an international experience in Abu Dhabi with WorleyParsons for almost 2 years. Hesham is currently working for SALICO (Saipem Libyan Engineering Company). His experience mainly in rotating equipment engineering which is covered sizing, selection, and preparing specification for pump, compressor and gas turbine. In addition, he has completed a comprehensive training program suited for rotating equipment engineer worldwide provided by WorleyParsons.

Theoretical course (100%) Practical Course (0.0%)

Course Duration (hours) : 4 hours Course Code MRE-T-101

Objectives :

This is an intensive 1-day course providing a comprehensive overview of pumps and compressors

and gas turbines. The focus is on equipment selection type in the process scheme in upstream and

midstream oil and gas facilities. The material of the course is applicable to field production facilities,

pipelines, gas plants, and offshore systems.

Who will benefit :

Mechanical engineers, technicians and system operators designing, operating and maintaining pump,

compressor and gas turbine in oil and gas facilities.