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Register below for this pre-recorded, online course!
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A complete course that focuses on the significant properties of refractories, both theoretically and experimentally
now available as a pre-recorded course.
This live, online course was held beginning April 18, 2023 and ran for 17 sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11a.m. - 12:15 p.m. ET
Instructor: Joseph Homeny, Ph.D.
Course description
This course addresses most of the significant properties of refractories, both theoretically and experimentally. The lectures will emphasize microstructural-property relationships. The participants will also gain a knowledge of common refractory testing techniques. The individual sessions are titled in the accompanying outline of the daily topics.
What you will learn
The objectives of this course are to introduce the participants to the fundamental properties of all classes of refractories. The lectures are designed to provide the participants with a basic knowledge of the significant properties of refractories, including microstructural-property relationships and common refractory testing techniques.
Who will benefit?
Engineers, managers, contractors, purchasing agents, furnace operators, maintenance supervisors, and technicians who are involved in the manufacturing, marketing, research and development, or consumption of refractory materials will find this course beneficial. A high level technical or engineering background is not essential to take this course, although technical professionals will find the subject matter informative and useful.
Need to miss a lecture?
All lectures will be recorded, so even if you cannot attend the live lectures, you can still take the course using the recordings. They will be posted after each live lecture and include the very same video and audio content and personalized instructor feedback.
Customized training
Looking for training customized to your company? Do you want a course taught privately to your employees? Call Customer Service at 614-890-4700 for details, or contact Marcus Fish to learn about training benefits for our Corporate Partners.
For other questions about ACerS online courses, email customerservice@ceramics.org.
Instructor bio
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Joseph Homeny is technical director of the Edward Orton Jr. Ceramic Foundation, Westerville, Ohio. He holds a Ph.D. in ceramic engineering from Pennsylvania State University and M.S. and B.S. degrees from Rutgers University. He has industrial refractories experience in the research laboratories of the J.E. Baker Company and North American Refractories Company, and industrial glass experience at Owens Corning. Prior to joining Orton in 1992, he was a professor in the ceramic engineering department of University of Illinois. Homeny is active in the refractories and advanced ceramic committees of ASTM.
This course began on April 18, 2023 and ran for 17 sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11a.m. - 12:15 p.m. ET
17 Sessions at 1.15 hours per session for a total of ~ 20 hours of instruction
Registration rates (per person)
Registration Rates | |
Non-members | $950 |
Member, individual* | $855 |
*Employees of ACerS Corporate Partners receive the discounted Individual Member rate. Sapphire Corporate Partners receive an additional 20% discount; Diamond Corporate Partners receive an additional 30% discount. Please contact Customer Service or 614-890-4700 to register employees at the discounted Corporate Partner rates.