Profile
- Explain the functions and components of the steam and compressed air systems (LO1)
- Deduce optimisation opportunities when operating the systems (LO2)
- Recommend ways to improve the energy performance of compressed air systems (LO3)
What You'll Learn
Steam and compressed air systems within industrial plants/facilities use up a significant amount of energy.
Effective facility maintenance should include the efficient use of energy where energy wastage and energy consumption are significantly reduced.
Learners attending the course will learn about the functions of the various components in steam and compressed air systems, heat and mass transfer analysis, potential for heat recovery, influence of different variables on energy optimisation, as well as energy efficient designs.
Steam And Compressed Air Systems is one of five electives in the Singapore Certified Energy Manager Programme.
Minimum Entry Requirement
Assumed Skills and Knowledge
Learners are assumed to be:
â— Knowledgeable of electrical engineering competencies
â— Possess broad knowledge of power plant systems and equipment
â— Minimum Entry Requirement: Engineering Diploma
â— Able to speak, listen, write, and read English with Numeracy skills at a minimum proficiency level of the Employability Skills System i.e., Workplace Literacy and Numeracy (WPLN) Level 4
â— Possess at least 2 year working experience in engineering-related jobs
â— Minimum of 21 years old
SEAS shall assess the suitability of learners by requesting for their CVs.
Learners keen to join without the necessary pre-requisite knowledge and experience stated above may be assessed if they have other relevant experience to access the course, on a case-by-case basis.