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Canute FHC design software training for: Sprinkler and water mist systems

14 March 2012 – Manchester Airport

 

Target audience:

Those seeking to enhance their skills using Canute FHC - from beginners to advanced level practitioners

Aim:

To apply Canute FHC software from data entry to more advanced concepts

Outcomes:

On completion, delegates should have an understanding of:

  • Basic concepts of computerised hydraulic modelling
  • Hydraulic formulas to calculate flow through heads & pressure loss in pipes
  • Apply node references to a hydraulic model
  • Entering the relevant data into FHC
  • Optimising hydraulic models
  • Advanced FHC commands

Delegates also learn to:

  • Undertake automatic sizing to pipework
  • Enter water supplier data
  • Make global changes to the system
  • Conduct copy commands
  • Produce reports for checking and submitting to AHJ

Standards:

Tailored to address relevant sprinkler and water mist standards and codes of practice, including BS 9251, BS EN 12845, NFPA 13/750

Tutors:

All are Canute-approved and highly experienced in hydraulic calculations, design principles and Canute software

Cost

DR - Delegate rate £250
DR + 1 night accommodation £320

All prices are exclusive of VAT which will be added at the current rate
Overnight accommodation (night before) includes bed & breakfast

Cost includes

  • 7 hours continual professional development
  • Lunch and refreshments
  • Canute FHC user manual and course work book
  • Computers and Canute FHC software

Continual Professional Development

This course has been independently assessed by the CPD Certification Service and awarded 7 hours CPD

For more details see the CPD website… www.cpduk.co.uk

Delivery:

The sessions will be delivered using PowerPoint presentations, group discussion and individual tuition. An important part of the course is to give delegates the opportunity to practise their new skills.

Delegates will be provided with computers and software for the course.

Prior learning:

This course assumes that delegates are familiar with manual hydraulic calculations and the principles of applying hydraulic calculations to fire system designs. Delegates will be expected to have a good understanding of the design standard (BS 9251, NFPA 13/750 or BS EN 12845) to which they intend to apply FHC and hydraulic calculations

Partnership:

This is a partnership arrangement between Canute and Xact to provide FHC software courses to customers

Course booking

Manchester Airport Venue and booking details