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CRTech offers several standard training courses. These standard courses, hosted in the Denver Colorado metro area, provide an overview of heat transfer and fluid flow modeling with an emphasis on the use of modern software tools for both geometric and nongeometric (network) models. The courses include both lectures and hands-on experience, with at least one computer available per two attendees. Also included are tutorials and all presentation materials. As an alternative CRTech offers custom training classes either in Denver or at your facility. Please visit our custom training page to learn more. We also provide free training through short topic sessions online. If you would like to receive automaticemail notifications when any class is scheduled in the future, please register for our Support Forum and place a "watch" on the Events and Training Forum. Training Information
Suggestions? Do you have a suggestion for an advanced training class you would like to see? Please give us your inputs for future training classes or advanced topic webinars. Because some participants may not be interested in all topics, attendance is recommended but not mandatory for all days. The fees for consecutive days are as follows (in US Dollars):
Two discounts are available: Customers with a current support contract with C&R Technologies will receive a 15% discount off the above prices. For new customers, half of the course fees paid will be applied to all new licenses purchased by participants during the 12 months following the class. Only one discount may be taken per participant. Please complete the registration form along with credit card information, a purchase order, or check no later than 21 days prior to the start of the class. We will mail you a confirmation letter or e-mail upon receiving your registration. Course enrollment is limited. Late registration will be accepted if space is available. No on-site registration is available. Because space is limited, we recommend that complete your registration early. Early enrollment and payment will ensure your reservation in the class. Cancellation policy: 100% of registration fees will be refundable 2 weeks prior to start of the class. No refunds will be made after this date. In the event that the course is canceled, a full refund of registration fees will be made. C&R Technologies is not responsible for other costs incurred by participants. For More Information ... For more information on this seminar contact C&R Technologies. For more information on our company or its software products, see our products section contact C&R Technologies. Location and Lodging The class will be hosted at the Hampton Inn in Lakewood Colorado. Hampton
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to view a map Travel Denver International Airport (DIA) is the airport that attendees should fly in and out of. DIA is approximately one hour from the class location. Transportation from to and the airport is available with Golden West, typical charge is USD 52.00 for a roundtrip to and from the airport . Golden West can be reached at 303-342-9300 or you can find them at http://www.supershuttledenver.com/. Lodging Attendees are responsible for arranging their own transportation and lodging. A block of rooms have been reserved by C&R Technologies at the following location. Government rates are available at the hotel. Contact the hotel for reservations and rate information.
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Option 1 SINDA/FLUINT and Thermal Desktop Suite Class
All classes run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Day 1: SINDA and Thermal Desktop® - This day consists of a lectures, demos and lab work designed to introduce the user to thermal modeling processes using Thermal Desktop. Day 2: Thermal Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Continued lecture, demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal, IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits. Day 3: RadCAD® (Thermal Radiation Analysis) - Lecture, demos, and self-paced tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building models and interpreting results. Participants may also bring floppies containing TRASYS or NEVADA input files if time permits. Day 4: FloCAD (Flow Modeling in Thermal Desktop) - Lectures, demos and hands-on tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building fluid system models and interpreting results. Flocad provides the key to unlock the power of advanced FLUINT modeling within Thermal Desktop. Day 5: Advanced Design and Optimization - Introduction to advanced modeling concepts using parametric modeling, optimization and reliability engineering methods using lectures, demos, and hands-on tutorials. To return to class schedule, click here
Day 1: SINDA (Nongeometric Thermal Network Modeling) - This day focuses on thermal modeling and provides a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials. Day 2: FLUINT (Fluid Network Modeling) - This day focuses on fluid modeling and provides a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials. To return to class schedule, click here Option 3 Thermal Desktop and RadCAD Class
All classes run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Day 1-2: Thermal Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures, demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal, IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits. Day 3: RadCAD® (Thermal Radiation Analysis) - Self-paced tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building models and interpreting results. Participants may also bring floppies containing TRASYS or NEVADA input files if time permits. To return to class schedule, click here Option 4 Thermal Desktop, RadCAD and FloCAD Class
All classes run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Day 1-2: Thermal Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures, demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal, IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits. Day 3: RadCAD® (Thermal Radiation Analysis) - Self-paced tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building models and interpreting results. Participants may also bring floppies containing TRASYS or NEVADA input files if time permits. Day 4: FloCAD (Flow Modeling in Thermal Desktop) - The morning session will provide an introduction to fluid modeling components within FloCAD. Hands-on tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building fluid system models and interpreting results. Flocad provides the key to unlock the power of advanced FLUINT modeling within Thermal Desktop. To return to class schedule, click here Option 5 Thermal Desktop, RadCAD and Advanced Design Class
All classes run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Day 1-2: Thermal Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures, demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal, IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits. Day 3: RadCAD® (Thermal Radiation Analysis) - Self-paced tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building models and interpreting results. Participants may also bring floppies containing TRASYS or NEVADA input files if time permits. Day 4: Advanced Design and Optimization - Introduction to advanced modeling concepts using parametric modeling, optimization and reliability engineering methods using lectures, demos, and hands-on tutorials. To return to class schedule, click here Option 6 Thermal Desktop and FloCAD Class
All classes run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Day 1-2: Thermal Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures, demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal, IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits. Day 3: FloCAD (Flow Modeling in Thermal Desktop) - The morning session will provide an introduction to fluid modeling components within FloCAD. Hands-on tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building fluid system models and interpreting results. Flocad provides the key to unlock the power of advanced FLUINT modeling within Thermal Desktop. To return to class schedule, click here Option
7 Thermal Desktop and FloCAD with Advanced Fluid Modeling Class
All classes run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Day 1-2: Thermal Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures, demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal, IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits. Day 3: FloCAD (Flow Modeling in Thermal Desktop) - The morning session will provide an introduction to fluid modeling components within FloCAD. Hands-on tutorials will be used to provide attendees with practice building fluid system models and interpreting results. Flocad provides the key to unlock the power of advanced FLUINT modeling within Thermal Desktop. Day 4: Advanced Fluid Concepts - This class will discuss a variety of advanced fluid topics such as two-phase modeling, turbomachinery, and customization of pressure drop and heat transfer routines. To return to class schedule, click here
Day 1: Sinaps and SINDA (Nongeometric Thermal Network Modeling) - This day provides an introduction to the Sinaps user interface and focusing on thermal modeling through a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials. Day 2: FLUINT (Fluid Network Modeling) - This day focuses on an introduction to single-phase fluid modeling through a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials. Day 3: Advanced Fluid Concepts - This class will discuss a variety of advanced fluid topics such as two-phase modeling, turbomachinery, and customization of pressure drop and heat transfer routines Day 4: Advanced Design and Optimization - Introduction to advanced modeling concepts using parametric modeling, optimization and reliability engineering methods using lectures, demos, and hands-on tutorials. To return to class schedule, click here Option 9 SINDA/FLUINT and Sinaps with Advanced Design
Day 1: Sinaps and SINDA (Nongeometric Thermal Network Modeling) - This day provides an introduction to the Sinaps user interface and focusing on thermal modeling through a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials. Day 2: FLUINT (Fluid Network Modeling) - This day focuses on an introduction to single-phase fluid modeling through a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials. Day 3: Advanced Design and Optimization - Introduction to advanced modeling concepts using parametric modeling, optimization and reliability engineering methods using lectures, demos, and hands-on tutorials. To return to class schedule, click here Option 10 SINDA/FLUINT and Sinaps with Advanced Fluids
Day 1: Sinaps and SINDA (Nongeometric Thermal Network Modeling) - This day provides an introduction to the Sinaps user interface and focusing on thermal modeling through a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials. Day 2: FLUINT (Fluid Network Modeling) - This day focuses on an introduction to single-phase fluid modeling through a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials. Day 3: Advanced Fluid Concepts - This class will discuss a variety of advanced fluid topics such as two-phase modeling, turbomachinery, and customization of pressure drop and heat transfer routines To return to class schedule, click here |
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