Pipe, Flange,and Gaskets Basics Introduction and course description Piping and pipelines are a major component of today

economy. Properly designed and constructed piping system will save millions of dollars losses of energy, unnecessary material and workmanship and maintenance modifications later one during operation phase. Drawing is an unparalleled document that transfers the designers ideas to the fabricator, erector and users of piping systems and pipelines. This five days course will present the attendees with the design, specification and construction as well as operation phase. The codes and standards for of these items will be explained in details. Various configurations of piping systems routing and supporting be examined with concentration on practical aspects to understand the basis of selection and application of each.

Training Outcomes On completion of this course, the trainee will Know terminology and symbols used in piping layout Understand the basic concepts in piping design, P & IDs, pipe sizing, piping layouts and isometrics Understand plant layout, plot plan and design of piping systems for safe and dependable and cost effective manner. Learn the techniques and procedures used in the design and engineering of complex process piping, including use of industry codes and standards Be able to prepare engineering documents (bill of materials, equipment specifications, etc) and drawings Learn how to optimize plant layout, Demonstration of CEASAR II in piping design and piping isometrics.

Methodology Interactive training methodologies will be used distributed on total classroom hours as following:60% Lectures. 20 %m Group Work, Exercises and Workshops. 20% Videos & Software Who should attend?

Piping engineering and design personnel wishing to expand their knowledge of piping and instrumentation Engineers, designers and draftspersons in the piping field Practicing engineers who may have experience in related disciplines and wish to expand their knowledge of the piping area Piping fabricators, contractors and suppliers wishing to understand the relationship of manufacture and fabrication to the design, layout and construction of piping systems

Daily Agenda Day One Piping Terminology Process flow diagram, development of piping and instrumentation diagram (P&ID), and piping and instrumentation functions Equipment Function Sizing and selection of pumps, exchangers, pressure vessels, and pump calculations Pipe Sizing Pressure drop calculations, friction loss, water, viscosity, air, gases, and laminar flow Day Two Piping Components system components pecifications and bills of material for piping drawings, valve and piping fitting function, and process and utility piping Instrumentation Instrumentation specifications Pressure, level, temperature and flow, and process control Day Three Pipe Supports and Hangers

 Selection and location, anchors, guides, and restraints Pump Piping Forces and moments on pump nozzles, American Petroleum Standard (API) 610, commissioning, and preventative maintenance Plot Plans and Equipment Layout Interpreting plot plans and equipment layouts Day four Fabrication and erection consideration and relevant drawings Welding and joining methods of piping systems, welding maps and symbols Quality control and Non Destructive Examination techniques Day five Piping Layouts and Isometrics - Piping specifications and codes- ASME B 31.3 ,ASME B 16.5 - Bill of materials - 3D models, Pipe routing - Piping isometrics, Piping plans, sections and elevations - Pipe Racks, Supports, Hangers Piping Stress Analysis Overview Preliminary stress analysis Applicable codes and standards, methodology, static analysis, and using stress analysis programs.