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December 3-5, 2024 | Baton Rogue, LA | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | November 18-22, 2024 | Perth, Australia | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | November 25-29, 2024 | Dubai, UAE | Middle East and Africa | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

On Demand
Mechanical Seals (Wet): Basics
Topics include why a mechanical seal is needed, how a (wet) mechanical seal works, the components of a mechanical seal and their function. This course is based on a recording of an online information sharing presentation made to customers in 2020; participant questions and comments have been removed from the recording.

On Demand
Mechanical Seals (Wet): Failures
Topics include common causes of conditions that can lead to poor mechanical seal performance. This course is based on a recording of an online information sharing presentation made to customers in 2020; participant questions and comments have been removed from the recording.

Sellos Mecánicos (Húmedos): Básico Información a Compartir Grabación [Bajo Demanda]
Sellos Mecánicos (Húmedos): Básico
Esta capacitación virtual con instructores combina instrucción, discusión, y actividades alrededor del tema de sellos mecánicos. Este material es una grabación de una conferencia presentada en vivo en el 2021; las preguntas y comentarios de los participantes se han editado de la presentación.

Sellos Mecánicos (Húmedos): Fallas Información a Compartir Grabación [Bajo Demanda]
Sellos Mecánicos (Húmedos): Fallas
Esta capacitación virtual con instructores combina instrucción, discusión, y actividades alrededor del tema de sellos mecánicos. Este material es una grabación de una conferencia presentada en vivo en el 2021; las preguntas y comentarios de los participantes se han editado de la presentación.

April 1-3, 2025 | Aberdeen, Scotland | Europe | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

October 14-16, 2025 | Aberdeen, Scotland | Europe | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

September 30-October 2, 2025 | Baton Rogue, LA | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

February 25-27, 2025 | Bolingbrook, IL | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

January 21-23, 2025 | Dubai, UAE | Middle East and Africa | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

July 8-10, 2025 | Dubai, UAE | Middle East and Africa | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

January 14-16, 2025 | Norcross GA | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

February 4-6, 2025 | Pasadena, TX | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

April 8-10, 2025 | Pasadena, TX | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

June 10-12, 2025 | Pasadena, TX | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

September 9-11, 2025 | Pasadena, TX | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

May 20-22, 2025 | Santa Fe Springs, CA | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

March 18-20, 2025 | Swedesboro, NJ | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

November 12-14, 2024 | Tulsa, OK | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

May 13-15, 2025 | Trafford Park, Manchester | Europe | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

November 11-13, 2025 | Trafford Park, Manchester | Europe | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

December 17-19, 2024 | Pasadena, TX | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

July 8-10, 2025 | Swedesboro, NJ | North America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

February 3-5, 2025 | Bengaluru, India | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

July 14-16, 2025 | Bengaluru, India | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

October 13-15, 2025 | Bengaluru, India | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

June 11-13, 2025 | Perth, Australia | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

March 5-7, 2025 | Tuas, Singapore | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

October 21-23, 2025 | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Latin America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

December 2-4, 2025 | Sao Paulo, Brazil | Latin America | Classroom Training
Engineered Sealing Systems
John Crane's three-day, instructor-led Engineered Sealing Systems (ESS) course includes:
- Seal design and operation
- Support systems
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting
- Seal assembly and seal installation
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The ESS course includes participant assessments of presented concepts and practical elements. This version delivers the ESS concepts in person, through classroom instruction and hands-on practice. A certificate is issued to delegates on successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate the appropriate steps and processes for mechanical seal assembly and installation using safe working practices
- Explain requirements for mechanical seal lubrication and the desirability for and consequences of related leakage
- Solve issues by applying principles of mechanical seal and support system selection
- Prepare a report communicating visual indicators of mechanical seal performance issues
- Relate seal performance issues to overall system reliability and plant productivity

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | June 9-13, 2025 | Aberdeen, Scotland | Europe | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | November 3-7, 2025 | Aberdeen, Scotland | Europe | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | February 3-7, 2025 | Dubai, UAE | Middle East and Africa | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | September 22-26, 2025 | Dubai, UAE | Middle East and Africa | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | November 24-28, 2025 | Dubai, UAE | Middle East and Africa | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | April 28-May 2, 2025 | Trafford Park, Manchester | Europe | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | December 8-12, 2025 | Trafford Park, Manchester | Europe | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | June 23-27, 2025 | Perth, Australia | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | November 17-21, 2025 | Perth, Australia | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | March 17-21, 2025 | Tuas, Singapore | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | September 22-26, 2025 | Tuas, Singapore | Asia-Pacific | Classroom Training
Wet and Dry Seals: Advanced
John Crane's five-day instructor-led Wet and Dry Seals Advanced course includes:
- Principles of seal design and operation.
- Support systems for pumps and rotating equipment.
- Dry gas seals and seal support systems for Centrifugal Compressors.
- Failure analysis and troubleshooting.
- Wet mechanical seal and dry gas seal installation.
- Operation and maintenance.
Key concepts, theory, and application are presented through an effective blend of classroom instruction, practical hands-on exercises, and group activities. The course includes appropriate assessments on theory and practical elements. A certificate is issued to delegates upon successful course completion. CEU credits available.
Course Objectives
Given completion of this course and access to supporting resources, learners will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Articulate the fundamental principles of wet mechanical seals and support systems used in rotating equipment
- Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience with wet mechanical seal assembly and installation
- Articulate the fundamental principles of spiral groove technology and dry gas seal design types used in turbo-compressors
- Demonstrate dry gas seal installation and removal techniques using hands-on training simulator
- Explain importance of dry gas seal control and monitoring systems performance for overall process plant reliability
- Describe typical failure modes of both wet mechanical and dry gas seal designs

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | October 7, 2024 | Buenos Aires Argentina | Latin America | Classroom Training
Introducción a Sellos Mecánicos
Explicar y brindar conocimiento básico sobre el funcionamiento de sellos mecánicos, sus componentes, materiales y distintos diseños.
Course Objectives
Al completar este curso y acceder a recursos de apoyo, los alumnos tendrán el conocimiento y las habilidades para:
- Conocer los fundamentos de un sistema de sellado.
- Diferenciar y conocer las ventajas de un sello cartucho sobre un sello de componentes.
- Conocer los distintos tipos de sellados primarios y secundarios.
- Diferenciar y conocer ventajas y desventajas de los materiales usados en la industria de sellado.
- Conocer los diferentes tipos de arreglos y configuraciones de sellos mecánicos.

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | November 7, 2024 | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Latin America | Classroom Training
Armado e Instalación de Sellos Mecánicos
Explicar y brindar conocimiento básico sobre los procesos de armado de sellos mecánicos y luego sobre la instalación de los mismos, tanto para sellos de componentes como para sellos cartuchos.
Course Objectives
Al completar este curso y acceder a recursos de apoyo, los alumnos tendrán el conocimiento y las habilidades para:
- Armar sellos cartucho.
- Conocer los procedimientos de testeo según API682.
- Instalar sellos cartucho, realizando prácticas de instalación de sellos de componentes y cartucho sobre bombas en voladizo.

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | November 8, 2024 | Garín, Buenos Aires, Argentina | Latin America | Classroom Training
Análisis de Falla de Sellos Mecánicos
El curso da una noción del concepto del modo, factor y mecanismo de falla que presentará un sello mecánico luego de intervenirse. Se explica cómo definir el mecanismo de falla del sello mecánico y cómo asociarlo a las condiciones más probables a las que habrá estado sometido durante su funcionamiento. Se hace mención a la información de entrada necesaria para un correcto análisis. Se describe el proceso de generación del documento entregable al usuario, con la información empleada para el estudio, la descripción detallada de las evidencias detectadas y las asociaciones hechas para determinar la causa más probable de la falla del sello mecánico. Se explica brevemente el proceso necesario para comprender cuál será la información necesaria para confirmar las hipótesis enunciadas. La intención es que un buen Análisis de Falla sea de utilidad para un estudio de RCA.
Course Objectives
El objetivo del curso es que los participantes tengan un conocimiento preliminar acerca de los distintos tipos de exigencia que puede sufrir un sello mecánico y de qué manera manifestará el desgaste en función a cada situación.
Deben poder describir las causas más probables de la falla identificada, y deben ser capaces de reconocer la información necesaria para la confirmación de las hipótesis. Por último, tienen que poder documentar el trabajo en formato de Reporte entregable.

Turbo Dry Gas Seals | November 8, 2024 | Garín, Buenos Aires, Argentina | Latin America | Classroom Training
Planes de Asistencia para Sellos Mecánicos
Explicar y brindar conocimiento básico sobre las funciones que cumplen, y el funcionamiento y configuración de los distintos planes de asistencia.
Course Objectives
Al completar este curso y acceder a recursos de apoyo, los alumnos tendrán el conocimiento y las habilidades para conocer los funcionamientos básicos de cada uno de los planes de asistencia enumerados en la API 682, tanto para sellos simples como para sellos dobles húmedos y de gas.