2015 Smith Analytical Training Schedule-Final

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2015
Process
Analyzer
Training Catalog And Schedule
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Technical Training Ladder
Pg. 3
2015 US Training Schedule
Pg. 6
Basic Chemistry Course Syllabus
Pg. 9
Process Sample System Course Syllabus
Pg. 14
Process Analyzer Fundamentals Course Syllabus
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Practical Skills Gas Chromatograph Course Syllabus
Pg. 26
Advanced Gas Chromatograph Course Syllabus
Pg. 32
Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems Course Syllabus
Pg. 37
Process Analyzer Engineering Course Syllabus
Pg. 42
Advanced Analyzer Engineering Course Syllabus
Pg. 47
Course Scheduling
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Smith Analytical Overview and Staff
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Training Progression Plan
The following is the recommended training track for companies who plan on using Smith Analytical,
LLC to provide training services to their staff. There are currently two training tracks. One is designed for
Analyzer Professionals (Engineers, Designers or Environmental Professionals) and the second is for
Analyzer Technicians who are looking to gain additional insight into this discipline.
Analyzer Professional Training Ladder
Analyzer Engineer /Designer /
Basic Chemistry BC-101
Sample System PSS- 101
Environmental Professional
Process Analyzer Fundamentals

PAF- 101
Analyzer Project Management

& Engineering PAE- 101
Key Performance Indicators

PAE-103
CEMS Training CEMS-101
Advanced Sample Systems

PSS-102
Advanced GC Troubleshooting
GC-102 or Practical Skills GC
Training-GC-103
Analyzer Communication
AC-101
Advanced Analyzer Project

Management & Engineering
PAE- 102
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Analyzer Technician Training Ladder
Analyzer Technician
Basic Chemistry BC-101

PAF-101
Basic Chromatography
GC-101
Practical GC Skills GC-103
TCEQ Reg 115 Cooling Tower

and Flare Monitoring System
Training CEMS 102
Analyzer Communication
AC-101
GC Practical Skills Training

GC-103
Sample System PSS-101
CEMS Training CEMS-101
Key Performance Indicators

PAE-103
Advanced GC Troubleshooting
GC-102
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NOTE:
1. Students should be Level 3 proficient in English. Level 3 means that the student understands and
speaks conversational and academic English with decreasing hesitancy and difficulty. The
student is post-emergent, developing reading comprehension and writing skills in English. The
students English literacy skills allow the student to demonstrate academic knowledge in
content areas without assistance.
2. Students should have at least a High School education
3. Students should have good math skills
4. Students should have a basic understanding or knowledge of basic test equipment including
flow meters and digital volt meters
5. Students must have basic PC skills
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2015 PROCESS ANALYZER TRAINING CLASS SCHEDULE

The following is the Process Analyzer Training Schedule being offered by Smith Analytical, LLC for 2015.
A detailed agenda for each of these training programs can be found in this catalog or on-line at
www.SmithAnalytical.com. Each course has been specifically designed to provide those individuals
dealing with process analyzers, information that is relevant to the jobs these employees handle every
day.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
COURSE
COURSE #
DATE
Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

Sample System Design and Maintenance
Gas Chromatograph Practical Skills
Training Course (Hands-on Course)
Advanced Gas Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems
Process Analyzer Engineering and
Management Course
Advanced Process Analyzer Engineering
and Management Course
BC-101
BC-101
PSS-101
PSS-101
PAF-101
GC-103
February 2-3
October 12-13
February 4-6
October 14-16
February 9-12
February 16-19
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$1,500.00
$1,800.00
$2,000.00
GC-103
October 19-22
$2,000.00
GC-102
February 23-26
$1,500.00
CEMS-101
PAE-101
October 26-27
June 29-July 2
$1,000.00
$2,250.00
PAE-102
November 2-5
$2,250.00
BEAUMONT, TEXAS
COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101
PAF-101
GC-103
March 9-10
March 11-13
March 16-19
March 23-26
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$1,800.00
$2,000.00
CEMS-101
March 30-31
$1,000.00
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FREEPORT, TEXAS
COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101
GC-103
April 13-14
April 15-17
May 4-7
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$2,000.00
CEMS-101
May 27-28
$1,000.00
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$1,800.00
$2,000.00
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS

COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101
PAF-101
GC-103
May 11-12
May 13-15
June 8-11
June 22-25
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101
PAF-101
GC-103
July 13-14
July 15-17
July 20-24
July 27-30
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$1,800.00
$2,000.00
BATON ROUGE, LOUISANA

COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101
GC-103
August 3-4
August 5-7
August 17-20
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$2,000.00
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LOS ANGLES, CALIFORNIA

COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101
GC-103
August 24-25
August 26-28
August 31September 3
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$2,000.00
SAN FRANSICO, CALIFORNIA

COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101
GC-103
September 21-22
September 23-25
September 28
October 2
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$2,000.00
BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON
COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101

GC-103
September 28-29
September 30October 1
October 5-8
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$2,000.00
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISANA

COURSE
COURSE #
DATE

BC-101
PSS-101
GC-103
November 9-10
November 11-13
December 7-10
COST PER
STUDENT
$1,100.00
$1,500.00
$2,000.00
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Process Analyzer Chemistry

Training Course (BC-101)
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Process Analyzer Chemistry Training Course is to strengthen the
understanding of those individuals who work with or support process analyzers on a daily basis.
AUDIENCE
The course is designed for individuals who work with process sample conditioning systems and
analyzers. This course is designed for lab and analyzer technicians and other process analyzer
professionals seeking a better understanding or refresher course in Basic Chemistry.
BASIC CHEMISTRY COURSE OBJECTIVES

1. Introduce participants to principles and concepts of basic chemistry.
2. Develop participants capacity to read and understand basic chemical equations.
3. Equip participants with knowledge so they understand empirical formulas and can draw
molecules in long hand structure.
4. Identify how basic chemistry concepts apply to process sample conditioning systems and
analyzers.
5. Help participants develop a better understanding of how this information is used in their
daily tasks.
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METHODOLOGY
The training approach is based on principles of adult learning with a focus on peer review during
all the steps of the training/learning event. The course models a variety of effective training
methodologies including demonstration, practice, discussion, brain-storming, buzz groups, case
studies, visualization and presentation. Once students have gained an understanding of inorganic
and organic chemistry, they can begin to apply their knowledge to learn the methods used in
chemical analysis. Among these are spectroscopy, gas chromatography, continuous analyzers
and sample conditioning systems.
STRUCTURE: One (1) On-line Training Session which will take 4-8 hours to complete
depending on the skill level of the Student. The On-Line training is completed 1-4 weeks prior to
the formal training class. This is followed by the formal training sessions which also include a
baseline and final exam.
MATERIALS AND TOOLS: Each session includes an introduction, learning objectives,
participatory methodologies, and activities. A pre and post course assessment and peer feedback
form on practice sessions are included.
TIME: 4-8 Hours of On-Line content and 16 hours technical content is presented in the formal
training session.
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Training In Process Analyzer Chemistry Methodologies and Principles

Application for use of this information as it pertains to Process Analyzers Time Table
(BC-101)
TIME
DAY1 - Online
DAY 1 Formal
Class
8:00 8:10
8:10-9:00
Log on
Complete Baseline
Exam
Open Review
Session 5 - Basic
Chemistry Part 9 & 10
9:00 9:10
9:10 10:00
Break
Common Basic
Chemistry
Definitions
Break
Basic Chemistry
and Its Role When
Dealing With
Analyzers
Structure of an
Atom, Periodic
Table & Substances
Lunch
Polar and NonPolar Molecules
Break
Hydrocarbons,
Alkyl Group,
Final On-Line Exam
Open Program
Introductions, Cover
Agenda and
Complete Baseline
Exam
Break
Session 1 Basic
Chemistry Part 1 &
Part 2
Break
Session 2 - Basic
Chemistry Part 3
Session 2 - Basic
Chemistry Part 4
Session 7 - Basic
Chemistry Part 14
Lunch
Session 3 - Basic
Chemistry Part 5&6
Break
Session 4 - Basic
Chemistry Part 7 &8
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
Lunch
Session 8 - Basic
Chemistry Part 15
Break
Review for Test &
Complete Final Exam
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
10:00 10:10
10:10 10:30
10:30 12:00
12:00 13:00
13:00 2:00
2:00 2:15
2:15 4:15
4:15-4:30
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DAY 2 Formal
Class
Break
Session 6 - Basic
Chemistry Part 11 &
12
Break
Session 7 - Basic
Chemistry Part 13
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Basic Chemistry Training Detail (BC-101)

During the one week Basic Chemistry Training Course, there are a total of 15 Training Sessions. The
following is the material which will be covered in each session.
Session 1 Basic Chemistry Part 1
Explanation on the Role of Basic Chemistry as it Relates to Process Analyzers
Atom Symbols
Chemical Formula
Atomic Structure
Energy and Bond Formation
Molecular Geometry and Polarity
The Octet Rule
Properties of Ionic and Covalent Compounds
Chemical Equilibrium
Common Charges
Mole and Formula Weights
Calibration Standards (Liquid Volume, Weight Percent, Mole Percent)
Making up solutions / Concentration
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Alkanes
Unsaturated Hydrocarbons
Aromatics
Isomers
Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
Aldehydes and Ketones
Carboxylic acids and Esters
Amines and Amides
Acids and Bases
Activity and Ionic Strength
Alkane Covalent Compounds Naming
Alkene Covalent Compounds Naming
Alkyne Covalent Compounds Naming
Physical Properties
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Sample System Training Course

(PSS-101)
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Sample System Training Course is to introduce the basic concepts and
hardware found in process sample conditioning systems and how this hardware is used in
conjunction with process analytical systems.
AUDIENCE
The course is designed for individuals who work with process analyzers. This course is designed
for Engineers, Supervisors and Analyzer Technicians who are seeking a better understanding of
sample conditioning systems. Individuals attending this course should have an understanding of
basic chemistry or attended the Process Analyzer Chemistry Class.
SAMPLE SYSTEM COURSE OBJECTIVES

1. Introduce participants to fundamentals, principles and concepts of sample conditioning.
2. Explain and demonstrate to the students the three major types of sample conditioning
systems.
3. Explain and demonstrate to the students the hardware used in the various sample
conditioning systems.
4. Equip participants with knowledge so they understand how sample conditioning systems
operate and the steps required to improve equipment performance.
5. Identify how these concepts apply to process sample conditioning systems.
6. Help participants develop a better understanding of how this information is used to
maintain and troubleshoot the equipment.
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studies, visualization and presentation. Once students have gained the concepts explained and
demonstrated in this class, they can begin to apply their knowledge when maintaining or
troubleshooting sample conditioning systems.
STRUCTURE: One (1) On-line Training Session which will take 4-8 hours to complete
depending on the skill level of the Student. The On-Line training is completed 1-4 weeks prior to
the formal training class. This is followed by the formal training sessions which also include a
baseline and final exam.
participatory methodologies, and activities. A pre/post course assessment and peer feedback
TIME: Eight (8) Hours of On-Line content and Twenty-four (24) hours technical content
presented in the formal training session.
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Training In Sample System Methodologies And Principles
Application for use of this information as it pertains to process analyzers (PSS-101)

TIMETABLE
TIME
DAY 1 Online
Training
DAY 1-Formal
Training
8:00 8:10
8:10-9:00
Log On
Complete Baseline
Exam
Open Program
Introductions,
Cover Agenda
and Complete
Baseline Exam
9:00 9:10
9:10 10:20
Break
Basic Terminology,
Sample System
Concepts and
Overview
10:20 10:30
10:30 12:00
Break
Overview of Vapor
and Liquid Sample
Systems
12:00 13:00
13:00 4:00
Lunch
Overview of Liquid /
Vaporizing, Sparger
and Vacuum or
CEMS Sample
System
Break
Session 1
Overview of
Process Analyzer
Sample Systems
& Session 2
Sample Systems
Fundamentals
Break
Session 3 The
Sample Tap and
Transport Line &
Session 4
Extractive
Sample Systems
Vapor Sample
System
Lunch
Session 5
Extractive
Sample Systems
Vapor Sample
System Session 6
Extractive
Sample Systems
Liquid Sample
System
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
4:00 4:30
Complete On-Line
Exam
16
DAY 2-Formal
Training
DAY 3-Formal
Training
Open - Review
Session 8
Extractive Sample
Systems Liquid /
Vaporizing Sample
System
Break
Session 9 Lab #1
Identify Hardware
Used in a Sample
Conditioning
System
Open - Review
Session 12 Lab #2
Identify Hardware
Used in Sparger and
Vacuum Sample
System
Break
Session 13
Equipment: Regulators
and Valves
Break
Session 10
Extractive Sample
Systems Sparger
Sample System
Break
Session 14
Equipment: Filters and
Phase Separators &
Session 15 Sample
System Safety
Lunch
Session 11
Extractive Sample
Systems Vacuum
Sample System &
Lab #3 Dew-point
and Bubble Point
Calculation.
Open Q/A
Discussion
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
Lunch
Review for Final Exam.
Complete Final Exam
Q&A and Daily

Evaluation
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Process Sample System Training Detail (PSS-101)

During the one week course there are a total of 15 Training Sessions. The following is the material which
will be covered in each session.
Session 1 Overview of Process Analyzer Sample Systems
Explanation of sample system fundamentals
In Situ versus Extractive Systems
Session 2 Sample Systems Fundamentals
Isokinetic Samples
Non-Isokinetic Samples
Fast Loop
Lag-time Definition and Calculation
Session 3 The Sample Tap and Transport Line
Sample Probes Types
Probe Location and Installation
Sample Probe Egress
Sample Line Construction
Non-Heated Sample Line
Heated Sample Line
Specially Coated Sample Line
Session 4 Extractive Sample Systems Vapor Sample System
Discussion of the Fundamentals of Vapor Sample System
Vapor Sample System Drawing Review
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Session 5 Extractive Sample Systems Vapor Sample System
Design Practices
Operating Practices
Maintenance Practices
Session 6 Extractive Sample Systems Liquid Sample System
Discussion of the Fundamentals of Liquid Sample System
Liquid Sample System Drawing Review
Session 7 Extractive Sample Systems Liquid Sample System
Design Practices
Operating Practices
Session 8 Extractive Sample Systems Liquid / Vaporizing Sample System
Discussion of the Fundamentals of Liquid / Vaporizing Sample System
Liquid / Vaporizing Sample System Drawing Review
Design Practices
Operating Practices
Session 9 Identify Hardware Used in a Sample Conditioning System
Students must be able to identify hardware used in a vapor, liquid and liquid/vaporizing sample
system
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Session 10 Extractive Sample Systems Sparger Sample System
Discussion of the Fundamentals of a Sparger Sample System
Sparger Sample System Drawing Review
Design Practices
Operating Practices
Session 11 Extractive Sample Systems Vacuum Sample System
Discussion of the Fundamentals of a Vacuum Sample System
Vacuum Sample System Drawing Review
Design Practices
Operating Practices
Session 12 Lab #2 Identify Hardware Used in Sparger and Vacuum Sample System
Students must be able to identify hardware used in a sparger and vacuum sample system
Session 13 Equipment: Regulators and Valves
Pressure Reducing Regulators
Back Pressure Regulators
Single State Regulators
Dual Stage Regulators
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Session 14 Equipment: Filters and Phase Separators
Filter Types
Coalescing Filters
Edge and Surface Area Filters
Guard Filters
Pygas Samplers
Session 15 Sample System Safety
Design Considerations
Egress
Safety Precautions During Start-up
Safety Precautions During Routine Maintenance
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Process Analyzer Fundamentals Training Course

(PAF-101)
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Process Analyzer Fundamentals Course is to strengthen the understanding of
those individuals who work with or support process analyzers on a daily basis.
AUDIENCE
The course is designed for individuals who work with process analyzers. This course is designed
for engineers, supervisors, analyzer specialist or technicians seeking a better understanding of the
operating principles of process analyzers.
PROCESS ANALYZER COURSE OBJECTIVES

1. Introduce participants to principles and concepts of process analyzers.
2. Explanation of in situ and extractive measurements.
3. Develop participants capacity to understanding basic measurement techniques including
conductivity, pH, gas chromatography, spectroscopy and continuous analyzers.
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studies, visualization and presentation. Once students have gained an understanding of basic
chromatography concepts, they can begin to apply their knowledge to this analysis technique.
STRUCTURE: 15 sessions plus a baseline and final exam
form on practice sessions are included. Each student will receive a copy of the latest edition book
of the Process Measurement and Analysis by Bela Liptak.
TIME: 32 hours technical content.
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TIMETABLE
TIME
8:00 8:10
8:10-9:00
9:00 9:10
9:10 10:20
10:20 10:30
10:30 12:00
12:00 13:00
13:00 2:00
2:00-2:10
2:10 4:00
4:00-4:30
DAY 1
Open Program
Introductions,
Cover Agenda
and Complete
Baseline Exam
Break
Session 1
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 1
Break
Session 2
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 2
Lunch
Session 3
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 3
Break
Session 3
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 3
Continued
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
Open Review
Session 4
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 4
Break
Session 5
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 5
Break
Session 6
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 6
Lunch
Session 7
Analyzer
Fundamentals Part
7
Break
Session 8
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 8
Open - Review
Session 8
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 8- Continued
Break
Session 9
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 9
Break
Session 10 Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 10
Lunch
Session 11
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 11
Break
Session 12
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 12
Open - Review
Session 13 Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 13
Q&A and Daily

Evaluation
Q&A and Daily

Evaluation
Complete Final and

Close Class
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Break
Session 14
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 14
Break
Session 14
Analyzer
Fundamentals
Part 14 Continued
Lunch
Session 15
Analyzer
Fundamentals Part 15
Break
Review and Complete
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Process Analyzer Fundamentals Training Detail (PAF-101)

During the one week training course there are a total of 15 Training Sessions. The following is the
material which will be covered in each session.
Session 1 Analyzer Fundamentals Part 1
Why Process Analyzers are Used
In Situ Analyzers
Extractive Analyzers
Analyzer Selection
Sample System Overview
Session 4 Analyzer Fundamentals 4
Water Measurement Principles
Conductivity Analyzers
pH Analyzers
Turbidity Analyzers
TOC Analyzers
Overview of Spectroscopy
Infrared Measurement Theory
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Infrared Measurement Theory Continued
Infrared Measurement Theory Continued
Ultra Violet and Laser Analyzers
Oxygen in Gases
Oxygen in Gases Continued
Gas Chromatography
Gas Chromatography Continued
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Gas Chromatograph Practical Skills Training Course

(GC-103)
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Gas Chromatograph Troubleshooting Training Course is to cover
fundamental and advanced concepts of gas chromatography. This course utilizes a one of a kind
gas chromatograph simulator which allows the Student to learn and demonstrate understanding
in method development, GC gating and calibration. Additionally, the simulator can be set-up to
run in backflush or heartcut backflush mode to test the Students comprehension of this subject
matter.
AUDIENCE
The course is designed for analyzer specialists or analyzer technicians who are seeking a better
understanding of how to set-up a gas chromatograph. This program is 20-30% lecture and 7080% lab. Individuals attending this course must have one year of experience working with gas
chromatographs or have completed the Basic Chemistry and Basic Chromatography Training
Course. This is not an entry level training course.
GAS CHROMATOGRAPH PRACTICAL SKILLS COURSE OBJECTIVES

1.
2.
3.
4.
Basic Chromatography Review.

Explanation and demonstration of peak integration.
Baseline correction methods.
Explanation and demonstration of converting peak integration into a concentration using
standard calculations that are found in ABB, Siemens, Yokogawa and Emerson gas
chromatographs.
5. Setting up a method for a gas chromatograph.
6. Setting peak times using the GC simulation software.
7. Setting backflush valve timing using the GC simulation software
8. Setting heartcut-backflush valve timing using the GC simulation software
9. Setting dual heartcut-backflush valve timing using the GC simulation software
10. Help participants develop a better understanding of how this information is used to
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troubleshooting sample conditioning systems gas chromatographs.
STRUCTURE: 15 sessions, labs, a baseline exam and final exam
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TIMETABLE
TIME
DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
8:00 8:10
8:10-9:00
Open Program
Introductions,
Cover Agenda
and Complete
Baseline Exam
9:00 9:10
9:10 10:20
Break
Break
Session 1 Basic Session 5
Chromatography Lab 2
Review
Break
Session 9
Lab 4
10:20 10:30
10:30 12:00
Break
Session 2 Gas
Chromatograph
Software Peak
Integration
Overview
Lunch
Session 3 Lab 1
Break
Session 6 How
Peak Values are
Converted into
Concentrations
Break
Session 10
Lab 5
Open - Review
Session 12
Heartcut /
BackFlush
Application
Review
Break
Session 13
Reverse Column
Step Application
Review
Break
Session 14
Lab 7
Lunch
Session 7 Lab
3
Lunch
Session 11
Lab 6
Lunch
Session 15
Lab 8
Break
Session 3
Complete Lab 1
&
Troubleshooting
Lab-1
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
Break
Session 7
Completed Lab
3&
Troubleshooting
Lab-2
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
Break
Session 11
Completed Lab 6
& Troubleshooting
Lab-3
Break
Final Exam
Q&A and Daily

Evaluation
Q&A and Daily

Evaluation
12:00 13:00
13:00 2:00
2:00 2:10
2:10-3:30
3:30 4:30
Open - Review
Session 4
Baseline
Correction
Techniques
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Session 8
BackFlush
Application
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Practical Skills Gas Chromatograph Training Detail (GC-103)

Session 1 Basic Chromatography Review
Review of Basic Chromatography
Session 2 Gas Chromatograph Practical Skills
Integration and Baseline Correction
Session 3 Gas Chromatograph Practical Skills Lab 1
Perform Basic Calibration of a Gas Chromatograph Using the Smith Analytical GC Simulation
Software
Review Lab 1
Baseline Correction Techniques are covered in this session including Front to Back Height
Correction, Front Height Correction, Back Height Correction and Tangent Skims.
Lab 2 Setting peak times for an analytical method using the GC Simulation software
Review Lab 2
How Peak Values are Converted into Concentrations
Lab 3 Troubleshooting Lab. Students have to identify issues with GC by using the Simulation
program
Lab 3 Review
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BackFlush Application Review
Detailed explanation of how the Back Flush Application works and its use in Gas
Chromatography
Detailed review of a Back Flush Application Drawing
Development of a Step Sequence Summary for this application
Lab 4 Set-up a GC with a Back Flush Application using the GC Simulation software
Review Lab 4
Lab 5 Students will have to demonstrate understanding of the Back Flush Application by
setting up a Back Flush Application using various method requirements. All work will be done
using the GC Simulation software
Review Lab 5
Lab 4 Students will be required to troubleshoot a Back Flush analytical method using the Smith
Analytical Gas Chromatograph Simulator Software
Set Peak Times after resolving the issue with the simulator
Calibrate the equipment using the simulator
Review Lab 6
Heartcut / BackFlush Application Review
Detailed explanation of how the Back Flush Application works and its use in Gas
Chromatography
Detailed review of a Heartcut / Back Flush Application Drawing

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Reverse Column Step Application Review
Detailed explanation of how the Reverse Column Step works and its use in Gas Chromatography
Detailed review of a Reverse Column Step Application Drawing
Lab 7 Students will be required to demonstrate they understand how to read and troubleshoot
using a GC heartcut / backflush application valve diagram
Students will have to set-up a heartcut / backflush application using the GC simulator software
Review Lab 7
Lab 8 - Heartcut / Backflush Application troubleshooting lab using the GC simulator software
Review Lab 8
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Advanced Gas Chromatograph Troubleshooting

Training Course (GC-102)
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Gas Chromatograph Troubleshooting Training Course is to cover
fundamental and advanced concepts of gas chromatograph troubleshooting.
AUDIENCE
The course is designed for analyzer specialists or analyzer technicians who are seeking a better
understanding or want to develop additional gas chromatograph troubleshooting skills.
Individuals attending this course must have five plus (5+) years of experience working with gas
chromatographs. Recommended classes before taking this course include Basic Chemistry and
Basic Chromatography or Practical Skills Gas Chromatograph Training Programs. This is not an
entry level course.
GAS CHROMATOGRAPH TROUBLESHOOTING COURSE OBJECTIVES

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Basic Chromatography Review.

Troubleshooting various hardware components of a gas chromatograph.
Baseline correction methods.
Explanation and demonstration of peak integration.
Explanation and demonstration of converting peak integration into a concentration
Help participants develop a better understanding of how this information is used to
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troubleshooting sample conditioning systems and gas chromatographs.
STRUCUTRE: 15 sessions, labs, a baseline exam and final exam
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TIMETABLE
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
8:00 8:10
8:10-9:00
TIME
Open Program
Introductions,
Cover Agenda
and Complete
Baseline Exam
DAY 1
Open - Review
Session 4 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 3
Open Review
Session 9 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Lab 3
Open - Review
Session 13 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 8
9:00 9:10
9:10 10:20
Break
Session 1 Basic
Chromatography
Review
Break
Session 10 - Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 6
Break
Break
Session 14 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Lab 5
Break
10:20
10:30
10:30
12:00
Break
Break
Session 5 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Lab 1
Break
Session 2 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 1
Session 6 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 4
Session 11 - Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Lab 4
Session 15 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 9
12:00
13:00
13:00 2:00
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Session 3 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 2
Session 7 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Lab 2
Session 11 - Gas Review for Final

Chromatograph Exam
Troubleshooting
Lab 4 Continued
2:00 2:10
2:10-3:30
Break
Session 3 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 2 Continued
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
Break
Session 8 Gas
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 5
Break
Break
Session 12 Gas Final Exam
Chromatograph
Troubleshooting
Part 7
Q&A and Daily

Evaluation
Q&A and Daily

Evaluation
3:30-4:30
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Session 1 Basic Chromatography Review
Review of Basic Chromatography
Session 2 Gas Chromatograph Troubleshooting Part 1
Integration and Baseline Correction
Troubleshooting Sample and Column Valves
Troubleshooting Packed and Capillary Columns
Session 5 Gas Chromatograph Troubleshooting Lab 1
Lab 1 Identify possible reasons for problem seen with chromatograms presented for this lab
exercise
Review Lab 1
Detector Overview
Thermo Conductivity Detector (TCD) Overview and Troubleshooting
Lab 2 Troubleshooting Lab. Students will be presented with TCD troubleshooting exercise in
this lab
Lab 2 Review
Flame Ionization Detector (FID) Overview and Troubleshooting
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Lab 3 Troubleshooting Lab. Students will be presented with FID troubleshooting exercise in
this lab
Lab 3 Review
Flame Photometric Detector (FPD) Overview and Troubleshooting
Lab 4 Students will be required to troubleshoot an analytical method using the Smith
Analytical Gas Chromatograph Simulator Software
Lab 4 Review
Iso-Thermal and Programmable Ovens
Affect of Carrier Pressure and Temperature
Typical Gas Chromatograph Applications
Back Flush Application
Heartcut-Back Flush Application
Lab 5 Students will be required to demonstrate that they understand how to read and
troubleshoot using a GC valve diagram
Lab 5 Review
Open Discussion
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Continuous Emissions Monitoring System Training

Course (CEMS 101)
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) Training Course is to
introduce the Student to a variety of concepts and measurement techniques used when working
with stationary emissions monitoring systems. This course covers stationary systems used on
furnaces, boilers, waste water discharge, cooling towers and flares.
AUDIENCE
The course is designed for analyzer engineers, supervisors, analyzer specialists, environmental or
analyzer technicians who are seeking a better understanding of continuous emissions monitoring
systems. Individuals attending this course should have attended the Basic Chemistry Training
Course prior to taking the CEMS Course.
PROCESS SAMPLE SYSTEM, PROCESS ANALYZER FUNDAMENTAL

AND ANALYZER SHELTER MAINTENANCE COURSE OBJECTIVES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Overview of Why CEMS Are Used.

Overview of stationary stack furnace or boiler CEMS.
Overview of stationary Waste Water CEMS.
Overview of stationary Cooling Tower CEMS.
Overview of stationary Flare CEMS.
Detailed explanation of the function of the hardware used in the various CEMS.
Detailed explanation of performance and calibration specifications.
CEMS Reporting requirements.
Help participants develop a better understanding of how this information is used when
working with process analytical instrumentation.
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troubleshooting CEMS systems.
STRUCTURE: Four (4) weeks prior to attending the CEMS Course, each Student will be
provided access to the On-line CEMS Training Course. A baseline exam will be administered
following by basic information which is pertinent to the formal training class. The on-line CEMS
course takes 4-8 hours to complete. The formal training class consists of twelve (12) sessions,
and includes labs, a baseline exam and final exam.
TIME: 24 hours of on-line and formal class room technical content.
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Information As It Pertains To Process Analyzers (CEMS-101)
TIMETABLE
TIME
DAY 1 ONLINE
TRAINING
8:00 8:10
8:10-9:00
Log On
CEMS Overview,
Purpose of the CEMS
& CEMS
DEFINITIONS
Break
CEMS Types, In Situ
CEMS & Extractive
CEMS
Break
TEMPERATURE
CONTROLLED
Sample Probe and
Sample Line &
SAMPLE SYSTEM
OVERVIEW
Lunch
Sample System
Continued
Break
Analyzer Overview
and Overview of
Calibration
Requirements
Open Program
Introductions, Cover
Agenda and Complete
Baseline Exam
Open Review
Session 5 CEMS
Lab 1 & Session 6
CEMS Part 4
Break
Session 1 Overview of
Why CEMS Are Used
Break
Session 7 CEMS
Part 5 & Session 8
CEMS Part 6
Break
Session 9 CEMS
Lab 2
Final Exam
Q&A and Daily

Evaluation
9:00 9:10
9:10 10:20
10:20 10:30
10:30 12:00
12:00 13:00
13:00 2:00
2:00 2:10
2:10-4:00
4:00-4:30
DAY 1 FORMAL
TRAINING
Break
Session 2 CEMS Part 1
Lunch
Break
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DAY 2
FORMAL
TRAINING
Lunch
Session 10
CEMS Part 7
Break
Session 11
CEMS Part 9 &
Session 12 Lab 3
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Continuous Emissions Monitoring Training Detail (CEMS 101)

Session 1 Overview of Why CEMS Are Used
Discussion on Why Process CEMS Are Used and Needed
Diluent and Pollutants
Overview of Emissions Sources
Boiler and Furnace Stationary CEMS Overview
Sample Probe
Sample Line
Sample System
Oxygen Analyzer Measurement Theory
Infrared Analyzer Measurement Theory
NOx Analyzer Measurement Theory
UV Analyzer Measurement Theory
Session 5 CEMS Lab 1
Lab 1 Identify the function of the hardware used in stationary CEMS
Review Lab 1
Data Acquisition System
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Overview of Cooling Tower CEMS
Sparger Sample System Overview
Overview of Gas Chromatograph Measurement Technique Using Flame Ionization Detection
Overview of Flare CEMS
Heated Sample System Overview
Overview of Gas Chromatograph Measurement Technique Thermo Conductivity Detection
Lab 2 Students will be required to select analytical methods for a variety of CEMS
measurements and then review lab
Calibration Requirements
Seven Day Drift Test
EPA Performance Specification 9
Quarterly Cylinder Gas Audits
Annual RATA
Data Reporting Requirements
Lab 3 Students will have to demonstrate they can read and properly identify common
hardware found in any CEMS. Additionally, the lab will require Students to identify reasons why
particular problems with any of the CEMS covered in this course may occur
Open Discussion
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Process Analyzer Engineering Training Course

(PAE-101)
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Process Analyzer Engineering Course is to strengthen the understanding of
those individuals who work with or support process analyzers on a daily basis.
AUDIENCE
The course is designed for individuals who work with process chromatographs. This course is
designed for engineers or analyzer specialists seeking a better understanding of project
methodologies and the project execution cycle. Individuals attending this training course should
have previous work experience with process analytical instrumentation or lab analyzers.
PROCESS ANALYZER ENGINEERING COURSE OBJECTIVES

1. Introduce participants to principles and concepts of process analyzer engineering.
2. Explanation of lag time, dew point and bubble point calculations.
3. Cover in detail additional calculations which are typically done during an analyzer
project including shelter wind, roof, floor loading, heat loading and HVAC sizing, sample
line pressure loss, Reynolds Number, power loading and the development of the power
loading schedule, heated sample line and thermo-well fail calculations.
4. Develop participants capacity to read and understand shelter mechanical and electrical
drawings, sample system drawings and other project related drawings.
5. Equip participants with knowledge so they understand datasheets.
6. Explain a typical project cycle.
7. Help participants develop a better understanding of how this information is used during
the project engineering cycle.
8. Demonstrate basic understanding of these concepts by completing various lab exercises
during the training.
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STRUCTURE: 15 sessions, labs plus a baseline and final exam
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Training In Process Analyzer Engineering Methodologies And Principles (PAE-101)

TIMETABLE
TIME
DAY 1
8:00 8:10
8:10-9:00
Open Program
Introductions,
Cover Agenda and
Complete Baseline
Exam
Break
Session 1
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 1
Break
Session 2
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 2
Lunch
Session 3
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 3
9:00 9:10
9:10 10:20
10:20 10:30
10:30 12:00
12:00 13:00
13:00 2:00
2:00 2:10
2:10-4:00
4:00-4:30
DAY 2
Open - Review
Session 4
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 4
Break
Session 4
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 4 - Continued
Break
Session 5
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 5
Lunch
Session 6
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 6
Break
Break
Session 3
Session 7
Analyzer Project
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 3 Engineering Part 7
Continued
Q&A and Daily
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
Evaluation
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DAY 3
Open - Review
Session 8 Analyzer
Project Engineering
Part 8
Break
Session 9 Analyzer
Project Engineering
Part 9
Break
Session 10 Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 10
Lunch
Session 11
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 11
Break
Session 12
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 12
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
DAY 4
Open - Review
Session 13
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 13
Break
Session 14
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 14
Break
Session 15
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part
15
Lunch
Questions and
Review for Final
Exam
Break
Final Exam
Q&A and Daily

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Process Analyzer Engineering Training Detail (PAE-101)

During the one week training course there are a total of 15 Training Sessions. The following is the
Session 1 Analyzer Project Engineering Part 1
Overview of a typical analyzer project
Design Fundamentals Overview
General Specifications
Process Analyzer Datasheets
Session 4 Analyzer Project Engineering 4
Dew Point Calculations
Bubble Point Calculations
Sample Probes
Sample Line
Lag Time Calculations
Electrical Load Calculations
Area Classification
Lab 1 Calculate Dew and Bubble Point for the Sample System that the details provided for
Lab 2 Calculate Lag Time for the for the Sample System that the details provided for
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Lab 3 Review datasheets to determine if there are problems or missing information the project
would require
Shelter Drawing Review
Electrical System Drawing Review
Sample System Drawing Review
HVAC Sizing
NFPA 496 Purge Systems
Process Analyzer Networks
Factory Acceptance Test Procedures
Lab 4 Review Sample System Drawing to demonstrate understanding of drawing symbols and
review concepts
Lab 5 Review Shelter Design Drawing to demonstrate understanding of drawing symbols and
review concepts
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Advanced Process Analyzer Engineering Training

Course (PAE-102)
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Advanced Process Analyzer Engineering Course is to provide a setting where
individuals new to the field of process analytical projects can work through a typical analytical
project. This class is 30% lecture and 70% lab. During this four (4) day course, individuals in the
class will design a complete analyzer project. Students will be paired in teams of two during this
course.
AUDIENCE
The course is designed for individuals who work in an engineering or project management
discipline with process analyzers. This course is designed for engineers or analyzer specialists
seeking a better understanding seek to understand the technical aspects of a typical analytical
project. Individuals attending this training course should have previous work experience with
process analytical instrumentation and have attended Process Analyzer Engineering Course
PAE-101.
PROCESS ANALYZER ENGINEERING COURSE OBJECTIVES

1.
2.
3.
4.
Review of principles and concepts of process analyzer engineering covered in PAE-101.

Review project information.
Complete a total of eight (8) design labs during the course.
Peer review of design labs at the conclusion of each day
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TIMETABLE
TIME
DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
8:00 8:10
8:10-9:00
Open Program
Introductions,
Cover Agenda and
Complete Baseline
Exam
Open Review
Session 3
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 3
Continued
Open Review
Session 5 Analyzer
Project Engineering
Part 5
9:00 9:10
9:10 10:20
Break
Session 1
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 1
Break
Session 3
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 3
Continued
Break
Session 5 Analyzer
Project Engineering
Part 5 Continued
10:20 10:30
10:30 12:00
Break
Session 2
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 2
Lunch
Session 2
Analyzer Project
Engineering
Part 2
Continued
Break
Session 3
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 3
Break
Session 4
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 4
Break
Session 5 Analyzer
Project Engineering
Part 5 Continued
Open - Review
Session 6
Advanced Analyzer
Project
Engineering
Part 6
Break
Session 7
Advanced Analyzer
Project
Engineering
Part 7
Break
Session 8
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 8
Lunch
Session 4
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 4
Continued
Lunch
Session 5 Analyzer
Project Engineering
Part 5 Continued
Lunch
Q & A Open
Discussion
Break
Session 4
Analyzer Project
Engineering Part 4
Continued
Review Lab Work,
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
Break
Open Time To
Complete Any
Remaining Design
Task
Review Lab Work,
Q&A and Daily
Evaluation
Break
Review
12:00 13:00
13:00 2:00
2:00 2:10
2:10-3:15
3:15-4:30
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Q&A and Daily
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Process Analyzer Engineering Training Detail

During the four (4) day training course there are a total of 8 Training Sessions. The following is the
Review project information, datasheets and general specifications for the system to be designed
during this weeks course
Lab 1- Locate, design Sample Probe and Sample Line Routing using Process Flow Diagrams (PFD)
supplied for this project
Lab 2- Design Analyzer Shelter to meet Client requirements. Demonstrate understanding and
account for all required calculations as required per the Scope of Work
Session 4 Analyzer Project Engineering 4
Lab 3- Design electrical system for the Analyzer Shelter. Perform all calculations required to
insure power distribution is properly done. General all required drawings.
Lab 4-Design sample system. Perform all required calculations and prepare simple drawing.
Review examples of Factory Acceptance & Testing documentation
Review typical Project Documentation Package
Session 8 Analyzer Project Engineering Part
Client Communications during the Project Cycle How to Keep Everyone Happy
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Why Use Smith Analytical, LLC For Your Process Analyzer

Training Needs?
Smith Analytical, LLC was formed for the sole purpose of providing value added process analyzer training
and consulting services to the hydrocarbon processing industry.
About The Instruction Staff?

The majority of the training courses conducted by Smith Analytical are handled personally by Steve
Smith. Over the past 35 years, Steve has worked in the process analyzer industry for ARCO Chemical,
LyondellBasell, The Foxboro Company and Applied Automation. In addition, Steve has owned three
analyzer companies which provided analyzer integration engineering, design and fabrication services for
many Fortune 500 Clients. Steve is a former adjunct Professor at San Jacinto College where he taught
analytical instrumentation courses and most recently has spent the last 2-1/2 years conducting
numerous analyzer training programs to SABIC and SAFCO in Saudi Arabia. Additionally, any other
Instructors who conduct courses on behalf of Smith Analytical, LLC have decades of experience in the
process analyzer field in addition to handling adult education courses in either a manufacturing or
college learning environment.
Where Will The Class Be Held?

Training programs can either be conducted at your plant site or at local training facilities provided by
Smith Analytical, LLC.
What is the Minimum and Maximum Class Size?

This will vary from program to program, but typically the minimum class size is 5 students and the
maximum is 10 students. Smith Analytical will rarely conduct training programs with more than 10
students, as this does not allow enough time for individual questions or hands-on, which is an essential
part of all programs.
What Does the Course Fee Cover?

The course fee includes lunch for each student, every day during the class, training manuals and two
year access to on-line training material, if available for the course you select to take.
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This can be done on-line (www.smithanalytical.com) or by calling Smith Analytical at 281-667-6463 or

contacting Annie Crabtree-Smith Sales Manager for Smith Analytical at (832) 275-5298. Smith Analytical
accepts POs and Credit Cards.
Owners and Principals of Smith Analytical, LLC

The Owners and Principals of Smith Analytical have over 50 years of experience in the field of
process analytical instrumentation. We pride ourselves on providing our Clients with an
exceptional service experience.
Steve Smith Owner, Consultant and Instructor

Thirty-five years working in the field of analytical instrumentation in various capacities. Of this
time, fifteen years handling day to day operations for three different organizations Steve had
owned or held ownership interest in. Steve is the founder of Advanced Analytical Solutions, LLC
(1993-1997) and most recently Smith Analytical, LLC (2012 Current). Prior to the sale of
Process Analytical Applications, Inc. (PAAI) to Cameron in 2008, Steve had ownership interest in
PAAI. Steve had been directly involved in $100M USD in analytical projects, in addition to
twenty years of experience teaching analytical instrumentation courses at the college level and
to Clients all over the world. Steve can be reached at (281) 667-6463 or
Steve@SmithAnalytical.com
Annie Crabtree-Smith Owner and Sales Manager

Eighteen years of technical and sales experience working in the oil, gas, chemical and refining
sector supporting process analytical equipment sales. Annie is the former Owner of Alliance
Business Services (1997-2003), Process Analytical Sales (2007-2008) and also had an Ownership
interest in Process Analytical Applications, Inc (PAAI). After the sale of PAAI to Cameron, Annie
served at the Sales Manager first for Cameron Process Analytics and then Horiba Instruments
Incorporated. Annie can be reached at (832) 275-5298 or Annie@SmithAnalytical.com
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Basic Chemistry Course Syllabus

Process Sample System Course Syllabus

Process Analyzer Fundamentals Course Syllabus

Practical Skills Gas Chromatograph Course Syllabus

Advanced Gas Chromatograph Course Syllabus

Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems Course Syllabus

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Analyzer Engineer /Designer /

Basic Chemistry BC-101

Sample System PSS- 101

Process Analyzer Fundamentals

Analyzer Project Management

Key Performance Indicators

CEMS Training CEMS-101

Advanced Sample Systems

Advanced Analyzer Project

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Basic Chemistry BC-101

Process Analyzer Fundamentals

Practical GC Skills GC-103

TCEQ Reg 115 Cooling Tower

GC Practical Skills Training

Sample System PSS-101

CEMS Training CEMS-101

Key Performance Indicators

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2015 PROCESS ANALYZER TRAINING CLASS SCHEDULE

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

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Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

BATON ROUGE, LOUISANA

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

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LOS ANGLES, CALIFORNIA

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

SAN FRANSICO, CALIFORNIA

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

Gas Chromatograph Practical Skills

LAKE CHARLES, LOUISANA

Basic Chemistry for Analyzer Professionals

SMITH ANALYTICAL, LLC

Process Analyzer Chemistry

BASIC CHEMISTRY COURSE OBJECTIVES

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Training In Process Analyzer Chemistry Methodologies and Principles

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Basic Chemistry Training Detail (BC-101)