Cryogenic Short Course to be held in August
April 27, 2011
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The 30th annual four-day cryogenic engineering short course is scheduled for August
1-4.
The 30th annual four-day cryogenic engineering short course, scheduled for August 1-4, will be held at the Colorado School of Mines campus in Golden, Colo. The course, which is endorsed by Dr. Thomas Flynn and taught by David-John Roth, chief engineer of Redstone Aerospace, is intended for engineers from all backgrounds who are - or will be - working in cryogenics. In addition, the course will benefit analysts who do design work on cryogenic systems; technicians and test engineers who handle cryogens, build hardware and conduct tests; and managers and administrators who need a solid overview of cryogenics.
Course objectives include:
The 30th annual four-day cryogenic engineering short course, scheduled for August 1-4, will be held at the Colorado School of Mines campus in Golden, Colo. The course, which is endorsed by Dr. Thomas Flynn and taught by David-John Roth, chief engineer of Redstone Aerospace, is intended for engineers from all backgrounds who are - or will be - working in cryogenics. In addition, the course will benefit analysts who do design work on cryogenic systems; technicians and test engineers who handle cryogens, build hardware and conduct tests; and managers and administrators who need a solid overview of cryogenics.
Course objectives include:
- To build a solid foundation in the fundamentals of cryogenics.
- To encourage a hands-on approach to solving cryogenic problems.
- To define and demonstrate what is different at low temperatures.
- To show how to work safely and productively with cryogenics.
