PD401 The Layout of Piping Systems and Process Equipment Day One Introduction to Piping Layout P&IDs, piping

ng arrangements, isometrics, B.O.M.s, and piping specifications Process and Utility Piping Design and layout of piping containing liquid, vapour, steam, condensate, slurries, etc. Pipe Supports and Hangers Selection and location, anchors, guides, restraints, variable springs, and constant load springs Equipment Layout and Plot Plans Civil, structural, electrical, instrumentation, and maintenance considerations Steam and Condensate Piping Steam traps, condensate collection systems, drip legs, and steam tracing manifolds

Day Two Pumps and Piping Layout at horizontal centrifugal, vertical inline, double suction, positive displacement, performance characteristics, maintenance, cavitation, suction piping considerations, strainers, valving, parallel layouts, series layouts, supports, and API 610 loads at nozzles Horizontal Vessels Placement and nozzle orientation Internals, platforms, and ladders Heat Exchangers Shell and tube, fin-tube, plate, piping layout considerations, and nozzle loading Storage Tanks Tank types, fixed and floating roofs, dyked area design, fire protection, and off-site piping

The Layout of Piping Systems and Process Equipment PD401 Updated November 2010

Day Three Towers and Vertical Vessels Distillation columns, tower internals, trays, packings, reboilers, nozzle orientation, piping at towers, and supports Platforms and ladders; piping layout Compressors Reciprocating, centrifugal, piping at compressors, and vibration considerations Piping Stress Analysis Overview Methodology, static analysis, and using stress analysis programs Workshop Problem sets

The Layout of Piping Systems and Process Equipment PD401 Updated November 2010