Details
This course aims to transfer useful and essential knowledge related to design and layout of piping system which can help the participant broaden the existing knowledge he holds.
The program gives a comprehensive knowledge of piping fundamentals which includes the various piping components, their international standards, materials, drawing involved from start to end of a piping project, drawing terminology and the concept involved in their creation. The program focus on the real time work related concepts and issues, which is enhanced by the inputs of the instructor's practical experience.
Course Objectives
Upon the successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Perform various tasks in his piping works, in a Design office, EPC Companies, & Plant Owner Companies
- Create & Understand Piping Layouts and Isometrics
- Create MTO (Material Take off)
- Establish Pressure Ratings for Piping Components, Valves/ Flanges
- Understand & Use ASME B 16 Component Standards
- Interpret Pipe Properties
- Understand Equipment Vendor Drawings
- Create Equipment Layouts
- Understand PFD's & P & ID's
- Select Flange, Gaskets, Valves etc
Outline
Course Outline
The course instructor(s) may modify this program before or during the course for technical reasons with no prior notice to participants. Nevertheless, the course objectives will always be met:
Module 1 - Piping Fundamentals
- Process Plants
- Pipe & Tube
- Piping Scope in Projects
- Piping & Pipelines
- Codes & Standards
Module 2 - Pipe Data
- NPS/ IPS
- Wall Thickness
- Pipe Joints
- Pipe Manufacturing
- Pipe Symbols
Exercise: Interpreting Pipe Data
Module 3 - Pipe Fittings
- Elbows
- Branch Connections
- Reducers
- Couplings
- Cap
- Plug
- Union
- Swage
- Stub Ends
- Fitting Ratings
- Drafting Symbols
Exercise: Fittings Representation on drawings
Module 4 - Flanges
Types/ Ratings/ Faces/ Bolts & Nuts/ Gaskets
- Slip on
- Weld Neck
- Socket Weld
- Screwed
- Loose/ Lap Joints
- Reducing
- Blind
Exercise: Flange Type, Facing, P-T rating, Material Selection
Module 5 - Valves
- Valve Parts/ Trim/ Ratings/ Data Sheets
- Gate
- Globe
- Angle
- Check
- Needle
- Diaphragm
- Butterfly
- Special Purpose Valves
- Flush Bottom Valves
- Foot Valves
- Float Valves
- Three/ Four Way Valves
- Piston
- Knife Gate
- Safety/ Relief Valves
- Control Valves
- Ball
- Plug
Exercise: Valve Type, Material, Pressure Class selection
Module 6 - Pipe Materials
- Metalic Pipe Materials
- Non Metallic Pipe Materials
- ASTM Pipe/ component Specifications
Module 7 - Piping Component Standards
Scope/ Dimensions/ Pressure Classes
- ASME B 36.10
- ASME B 36.19
- ASME B 16.11
- ASME B 16.9
- ASME B 16.28
- ASME B 16.34
- ASME B 16.10
- ASME B 16.47
- ASME B 18.2.1
- ASME B 18.2.2
- ASME B 16.20
- ASME B 16.21
Exercise: Interpreting Standards to find Dimensions & Pressure Class of Components
Module 8 - Piping Special Elements
- Strainers
- Rupture Disc
- Steam Trap
- Flame Arrestor
- Vortex Breaker
- Blanks
- Spacers
- Expansion Joints
Module 9 - Mechanical Equipments
- Static & Rotary Equipments
- Static Equipments
- Horizontal vessels
- Distillation Columns
- Heat exchangers
- Reboilers
- Reactors
Module 10 - Flow Diagrams
- BFD
- PFD
- PID
- UFD
- Line Numbering on PID
- Equipment Vendor Data/ PDS
- Nozzle Schedule
- Nozzle Orientation
Exercise: Print Reading of P & ID's
Module 11 - Instruments
- Flow
- Pressure
- Temperature
- Level
- Hook-up Drawing
Exercise: Identifying the Instrument Location
Module 12 - Plot Plan, Equipment Layout
- Development
- Equipment Layout Types
- Control Point/ Bench Mark
- Layout Terminology
Exercise: Locating the Equipment in the Plant Area
Module 13 - Piping Layout
- PMS
- Pipe Routing
- Piping Study Drawings for Equipments (Pipe Rack, Column, Storage Tank, Heat Exchanger, Pump, Compressor etc)
Exercise: Print Reading of GA. & Create Piping Layouts
Module 14 - Piping Isometrics
- Drawing Isometrics
- Isometric Dimensions
- Isometric Offset
- Piping Spools
Exercise: Print Reading & Create Piping Isometrics
Module 15 - Pipe Supports
- Primary Supports
- Secondary Supports
- Standard Supports
- Special Supports
- Pipe Rack
Exercise: Locating the supports/ Identifying the Supports
Module 16 - Miscellaneous Topics
- Line tracing
- Jacket Piping
- MTO (Material Take Off)
- Corrosion and Material Selection
- Pipe color coding
Speaker/s
Md. Kamak Uddin Ahmed
Md. Kamal Uddin Ahmed, B. E. (Mechanical Engineering) is a Senior Piping & Pipeline Engineer with 15-20 years of progressive & extensive international experience. He is an expert in Process, Power Piping & Liquid & Gas Transmission Pipelines as per ASME & API standards including ASME B3.3, B31.3, B31.4, B31.8, & API 570.
He is a dynamic speaker & master trainer providing knowlege transfer effectively with interactive style that connects with the audience.
He has designed & presented piping design seminars to piping engineers & designer across India, Qatar & Saudi Arabia. He has trained more than 15000 mechanical, chemical, & petroleum engineers in Piping Engineering, Pipeline Design, HVAC & Plumbing Systems from different countries including India, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Turkey, Sudan, Ghana, Nigeria, Maldives, United Kingdom, & Thailand.
Throughout his career, Md Kamal has been providing these expertise for both new and operating process/ power plants & facility construction industry using codes/ standards, software analysis and field experience in arriving at safe, economical piping designs and solutions to piping problems.
IDC was incorporated in 1996 by Helen Seibt who has a dream – to combine her love of teaching with her desire to run her own business. Started humbly as a language centre serving the local communities, its operation was hit during the economic downturn in Malaysia in 1997.
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