Cambridge
Academy
In London
Course Description
Course Duration: Five Training Days
Course Language: Arabic or English
Include:
-Scientific material with TAB
-Workshops
-Reception and farewell at the airport
-Coffee Break
Introduction
The present state-of-the-art design of piping systems is based on the close interaction and collaboration between system designers and operators. The operator's experience running complex piping systems for long periods is important in improving the design. The most delicate design problems are encountered during the expansion of systems when they are made larger or more complex. For a piping system to operate problem-free, the design and installation of a piping system requires attention to multiple factors.
Over the past few decades, pipeline systems and technologies have progressed quickly in all design, operation, and automatic control aspects, growing in size and intricacy. Today's industry trends aim to enlarge the flow rates, pipe diameters, and working pressures for handling a wide variety of fluids, including very complex and difficult ones. These factors impose strong requirements on careful design, precise operation, and complex control.
Pipeline operation engineers and managers have to be sufficiently familiar with the details of fluid flow in piping systems and with modern technologies to make informed decisions on various technical aspects of the designed system and its future operation. There is a need for detailed monitoring of everyday operations and computer-based centralized automatic control of the operation of large systems. At the same time, environmental concerns and safety issues require highly sophisticated monitoring and control systems.
Quality Piping Systems and Optimization Techniques
When we discuss quality piping systems alongside piping optimization, the piping systems optimization and engineering conference is imperative to explore the latest techniques for enhancing the efficiency of both process piping and piping systems in the oil and gas industry.
Throughout this piping systems optimization and engineering conference, participants will gain substantial knowledge on achieving a well-designed, high-quality piping system through carefully considering materials, design standards, and cutting-edge optimization methods.
While addressing the specifics of piping engineering, we will delve into the practicalities of piping system fundamentals, ensuring that each professional leaves an enriched understanding of creating quality piping systems that exhibit robust performance and reliability.
Targeted Groups
-Plant professionals are dealing with operation pipeline systems.
-Engineers responsible for the reliability of operations.
-Engineers and technical staff are in charge of inspection and condition monitoring.
-Technical professionals are involved in technical support maintenance and repair.
-Engineers are in charge of planning new pipelines and retrofitting old ones.
Conference Objectives
At the end of this piping systems optimization and engineering conference, the participants will be able to:
-Understand the requirements of industry standards for pipeline inspection.
-Appreciate the technical characteristics of piping systems and their applications in the process and chemical industry.
-Know the hydraulic and mechanical design methods of piping systems according to existing world standards and codes.
-Learn the procedures for selecting the best piping systems based on the optimization technique, which results in pipe diameter and material cost.
-Use the methods of diagnosing and estimating the degree of deterioration of pipelines.
-Recognize the guidelines for improving the efficiency of the overall piping system.
Targeted Competencies
Upon the end of this piping systems optimization and engineering conference, the target competencies will be able to:
-The most updated approach to the design, implementation, operation, and maintenance of piping systems and pipelines
-Better understanding of principles that are the basis for proper selection and sizing of the pipes and piping systems and the corresponding accessories
-Fluid movers: pumps and compressors will be explained in detail, with important aspects of their interaction with the piping systems
-The transport of complex fluids will be discussed, as well as piping systems of complex geometry (pipe branching, piping network, transients in operation.)
-The system for monitoring and automation control will be discussed.