Piping Engineering Courses Across California (Bay Area and Southern California) | ASME B31.3 Trainin

Piping is crucial for transport of fluid from one equipment to another in any process plant. There are many aspects to piping and it can be a daunting and time consuming task to understand how everything fits together. This course provides a broad overview of piping engineering from designing to construction.

WHAT WILL YOU GAIN

• A general overview of piping engineering

• An awareness of the processes

• An awareness of issues involved with designing, procurement and construction

• An awareness of the materials and equipment used

• An understanding of industry terms and acronyms

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Professionals looking to gain a complete overview of Piping Engineering, including

• Students / Graduate engineers (Chemical/Mechanical)

• Conversion engineers switching disciplines or industries

• Managers and supervisors responsible for Piping

• Experienced diploma holders (Chemical/Mechanical)

COURSE CONTENT OUTLINE

The modules are listed below:

1. Introduction:

• Introduction to Piping

• Responsibilities of Piping Engineer and Designer

• Scope of Piping-Input and Outputs

2. General: Process Diagrams (PFD, UFD, P&ID, Line List etc.)

3. Piping Fundamentals

• Definition

• Application

• Codes and Standards

4. Pipe Fittings

5. Pipe Flanges

6. Valves

7. Piping Special Items

8. Process Mechanical Equipments – Static equipments & Rotary equipments

9. Layouts

• Preparation of Plot Plan

• Preparation of Equipment Layouts

• Preparation of Piping General Arrangement Drawings

• Preparation of Cross Sectional Drawings

10. Piping Isometric Drawings & Material Take off

11. Pipe Supports

• Support Types

• Support Selection, Support Location, Support Span Calculation

12. Typical Unit Conversion

13. Materials

• Preparation of Piping Material Specification

• Valve Material Specification

• Familiarity with ASME B31.3 (chapters introduction)

• Pipe Wall thickness Calculations

• Preparation of Special Items Datasheets

• Pressure Design of Miter Bends – Single & Multiple Miters

• Pressure Design of Blanks

• Branch reinforcement calculations

• Overview of Technical Queries and Technical Bid Evaluations

14. Stress Analysis

• Types of stresses

• Significance of forces and moments

• Introduction to Stress Analysis

• Expansion Loop types, Bellows - Types

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