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Table of Contents

(001)           FCC & Industrial Track

Key Note:  Mr. Frank Elvin (Buell Division of FKI)

History of Fluid Bed Cyclones

(002)           FCC & Industrial Track

Mr. Robert Howe (Vesuvius USA)

Influence of Matrix Composition on Abrasion Resistance of Castable Refractories

(003a)         FCC Track

Mr. Jim Miller (Buell Division of FKI)
Designing FCC Cyclones

 (003b)        Industrial Track

Mr. Bill Heumann (FKI)

Introduction to Cyclones

(004a)         FCC Track

Mr. Mark Noppenberger (Buell Division of FKI)
FCC Cyclone Reliability

(004b)         Industrial Track

Mr. Bill Heumann (FKI)

Uses of Cyclones with Fluid Bed Processes

(005a)         FCC Track

Mr. Jim Miller (Buell Division of FKI)

Supporting Cyclones

(005b)         Industrial Track

Mr. Ryan Bruner (FKI)

Troubleshooting Industrial Cyclones

(006)           FCC & Industrial Track

Mr. Robert Jenkins (Robert J. Jenkins & Company)

Quality Control of Refractory Linings in Cyclones

(007a)         FCC TRACK

Mr. Joe Urban (Buell Division of FKI)

Third Stage Separators for FCC Applications

(007b)         INDUSTRIAL TRACK

Mr. Bill Heumann (FKI)

Advanced Cyclone Design Principles

(008a)         FCC TRACK

Mr. Eric Growney (Tracerco)

Troubleshooting FCC Cyclone Problems On-Line with Radioisotope Technologies

(008b)         INDUSTRIAL TRACK

Mr. Bill Heumann (FKI)

High Efficiency Cyclone Design for Product Recovery and Pollution Control

(009a)         FCC TRACK

                             Mr. Jim Miller (Buell Division of FKI)

Discharge Techniques, Valves and Diplegs for Fluid Bed Cyclones

(009b)         INDUSTRIAL TRACK

Mr. Bruce Brashear (FKI)

Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

(010a)         FCC TRACK

Mr. Mark Noppenberger (Buell Division of FKI)

FCC Cyclone Troubleshooting

(010b)         INDUSTRIAL TRACK

Mr. Bill Heumann (FKI)

Severe Duty Cyclone Design for High Temperature/Pressure Processes

(011)           FCC & INDUSTRIAL TRACK

Mr. Allen Jurowski (Resco Products)

The Benefits of Low Cement Refractories  - Part 1
The Benefits of Low Cement Refractories  - Part 2