Atomization and Spray Technology Short Course

May 8-10, 2006, Pittsburgh PA

Attend this 3-day course if you are interested in

• How to increase the efficiency of your industrial, biomedical or agricultural spray system
• How to reduce the emissions of pollutants from your spray system
• How new spray technologies using controlled droplet size can result in better process control and product design
• Learning about the most recent advances in atomization and spray system technology.

You will learn, for your spray system, how improved atomizer design and control of air flow fields and atomization of liquid into uniform size droplets can result in

• Significant improvements in energy efficiency
• Considerable advances in transfer efficiency
• Increased product quality

These advances are occurring in all applications where spray systems are used, including liquid fuel injection in combustion engines and furnaces, coating and paint deposition, spray drying, agricultural spraying and systems for aerosol medication.

Who should attend?

• Engineers, scientists and technicians who work in spray system design, production, control and maintenance


• Engineers in aircraft, automobile, bus and truck industries who need to increase fuel and energy efficiency and reduce emission of pollutants


• Engineers in agricultural spraying of pesticides


• Engineers in automobile painting and other coating industries


• Engineers and scientists involved in the development of aerosol medications such as cyclosporin that need to be deposited on the lung surface in an optimal fashion


• Engineers in chemical and food processing industries who use spray drying.


• Engineers involved in the use and development of laser optical instruments for spray characterization, imaging and particle size and velocity measurement


• Anyone who needs to know about the most recent advances in atomization and spray system technology – including managers

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