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Introduction

This SCI sponsored training course is intended to provide Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for chemists and engineers who are involved with the, operation and maintenance of ion exchange water purification plant.​

Attendees

The course is designed for experienced utilities engineers, plant supervisors, chemists and others wanting to improve the operation of their plants and understanding of what can go wrong and how to identify underlying problems.

It will also be of value to experienced engineers and graduate trainees in consultancies, EPC contractors, operating companies, water treatment plant suppliers and service companies.

Delegates should have a good knowledge of chemistry, basic hydraulics and ion exchange plant operation.​

Trainers

The trainers are all experienced, practising engineers drawn from ion exchange resin suppliers, water treatment plant designers and consultants in the industry.​

Course content

The focus will be on providing a good basic understanding of plant operation, the problems which may arise, their diagnosis and solution.

Learning outcomes

On completion of the course the delegate will be able to:

• Understand operational problems in ion exchange plants
• Diagnose the causes of problems on operational plant
• Make the necessary modifications to improve plant performance​

Exhibition and Sponsorship

All refreshments, the exhibition and posters will be situated in a single area at Robinson College, ensuring excellent access to delegates throughout the meeting. If you are interested in exhibiting at this event, or other sponsorship opportunities, please contact patricia.cornell@soci.org for further information and costs.

Accommodation

Single en-suite accommodation is being offered at Robinson College for the nights of Sunday 3, Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 July. The price for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights is GB£115 which includes dinner, and breakfast.

Dinners

Delegates not staying at Robinson College can book to attend the dinners held there on Sunday 3 and Monday 4 July at a cost of GB £40 each.