Plant Piping

Compared to other transportation methods, pipelines offer a more continuous, stable, and high-capacity delivery of hydrocarbons to end-users. Pipeline transportation is known for being well-established, efficient, cost-effective, and easily expandable. Liquid pipelines transport a broad range of materials. Process fluid systems collect production from both onshore and offshore fields, while transmission lines deliver them to terminals, interconnection points, and refineries.

This Plant Piping training course integrates various aspects of pipeline engineering, covering design, structural integrity, hydraulic considerations, maintenance, and the application of key codes such as ASME B31.3 and API 570. Participants will be introduced to essential inspection and testing points according to ASME and API standards. The course will also feature workshops addressing real-world industry problems, providing opportunities for discussion and experience-sharing.

This training course will feature:

• Main aspects of pipeline design and manufacturing considerations
• Knowledge of the governing principles, related to pipeline hydraulics and sizing
• Relevant structural integrity and corrosion principles
• Main types of pipeline failure and mitigation techniques
• Introduction to relevant ASME and API codes
• Relevant pipe maintenance techniques

By the end of This Plant Piping training course, participants will be able to:

• Develop deep understanding & familiarity basic principles of pipeline design for various industrial applications.
• Be familiar with the practical aspects of structural integrity, related to pipeline operation
• Have a knowledge of the various types structural and corrosion failure in relation to process pipes
• Have an understanding of aspects of pipe maintenance practises
• Have the necessary knowledge of relevant piping codes, such as ASME and API
• Use & follow the guidelines & best industrial practices related to the design and operation of pipelines