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Includes course curricula
• Precision Pressure Calibration
• Advanced Pressure Metrology
Using Piston Gauges
• Setting Up and Using
COMPASS® for Pressure
Software
• Gas Flow Calibration using
molbloc/molbox™
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hotels nearby
with 2008 rates
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map and directions
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a r e a i n f o r m a t i o n
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Phoenix’s metropolitan area offers a wide variety of visitor activities including sight-seeing, spring season baseball training, hiking, biking, shopping, dining and cultural events. With a spare weekend, some students find time to visit the Grand Canyon. Visit the following links for more information: - AZ Office of Tourism Guide
- Local Weather
- Grand Canyon National Park
- AZ Central™ - Local
Entertainment & Activities
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• Courses are held in Phoenix, Arizona at DHI's training facility.
• Daily schedule is 8 am to 4 pm.
• DHI is conveniently located less than 5 miles from
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
• A variety of lodging choices, are nearby. See travel information
on sidebar for information on lodging, area map, and more.
DHI reserves the right to make changes in course curriculums at any time.
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• p r e c i s i o n p r e s s u r e
c a l i b r a t i o n
A five day training course on the principles and practices of pressure calibration using high performance piston gauges and transfer standards. Course enrollment is typically limited to 8 to 10 participants per class. This course is conducted at the DHI plant and at remote locations.
- 2008 FEB 11 to 15
**FULL**
- 2008 JUN 09 to 13
**FULL**
- 2008 SEPT 22 to 26
- 2008 NOV 03 to 07
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• p i s t o n g a u g e m e t r o l o g y a n d
e f f e c t i v e a r e a d e t e r m i n a t i o n
A five day advanced course on the definition and transfer of the derived physical quantity of pressure. Attendees review pressure physics, the definition of the quantity in SI and the
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primary techniques available to derive pressure from the base units. This is followed by a detailed examination of the factors involved in the derivation of pressure using a piston gauge. A component by component uncertainty analysis for pressure defined by a piston gauge is performed and the components are combined to arrive at overall uncertainty predictions. The final course section covers methods for determining and transferring the effective area of piston gauges including primary characterization from dimensional measurement, comparisons with other pressure standards and piston gauge crossfloating.
A special section on high performance piston gauge design and manufacturing considerations is also included.
- 2008 MAY 19 to 23
(enroll online)
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• S e t t i n g U p a n d U s i n g
C O M P A S S ® f o r P r e s s u r e
S o f t w a r e
A four day comprehensive course on the set up and operation of COMPASS for Pressure calibration assistance software. The course starts with an overview of COMPASS for Pressure objectives, general principles and structure. Attendees are then led through various aspects of COMPASS set up and operation for creating and running simple tests to the use of Advanced DUTs, advanced tests and macros. Actual, real time examples are run and attendees follow along on their own hardware.
- 2008 APR 14 to 17
- 2008 OCT 20 to 23
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• g a s f l o w c a l i b r a t i o n
u s i n g m o l b l o c / m o l b o x ™
A four day training course in the operation and maintenance of a DHI molbloc/molbox system. The course's central objective is to assure optimum system use. Course enrollment is typically limited to
8 participants per class. This course is conducted
at the DHI plant and at remote locations.
- 2008 JAN 14 to JAN 17
**FULL**
- 2008 FEB 25 to FEB 28
**FULL**
- 2008 JUN 23 to 26
**FULL**
- 2008 SEPT 08 to 11
(enroll online)
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