Master Process engineering Training Courses

Training Course on Developing Clean Energy and Hydrogen Economy from Sustainable Ammonia Production is designed to equip participants with practical skills and theoretical understanding necessary to navigate the complexities of establishing a circular hydrogen economy.

Training Course on Fired Heaters and Heat Exchangers is meticulously designed to address the evolving demands of the industry, emphasizing the importance of performance optimization and risk management in the operation of fired heaters and heat exchangers

Training Course on Flow Assurance: Managing Flow Dynamics and Production Chemistry delves into essential concepts such as fluid behavior, chemical reactions, flow modeling, and treatment techniques to combat production issues.

Training Course on Gas to Liquids (GTL) Technology & Economics is designed to provide comprehensive technical and economic insights into GTL processes, covering Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, plant design, market dynamics, cost structures, and commercialization pathways.

Training Course on Hydrotreating and Hydrocracking Process Technology is meticulously designed to offer professionals a deep understanding of catalytic conversion, sulfur removal, feedstock upgrading, and diesel and naphtha hydroprocessing alongside equipping them with the technical skills and analytical frameworks required to maximize efficiency and throughput in refining operations.

Training Course on Lubricants & Specialty Products Manufacturing is designed to equip participants with the latest skills, industry best practices, and scientific insights into the formulation, testing, and manufacturing of industrial, automotive, and specialty lubricants.

Training Course on Petroleum Refining provides an in-depth understanding of petroleum refining, a critical sector within the oil and gas industry. Participants will gain essential knowledge of the complex processes involved in transforming crude oil into a wide array of valuable products, including transportation fuels, petrochemical feedstocks, and lubricants.