By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

• Understand the layout procedures involved in the layout and piping up of a typical process unit containing pumps, exchangers, horizontal drums, vertical towers
• Appreciate the consequence of related disciplines (civil, structural, electrical, instrumentation etc.) in piping design and layout
• Determine maintenance and accessibility requirements of piping and related disciplines
• Apply nozzle orientation procedures
• Understand pipe support requirements
• Comprehend the latest CAD Techniques used in piping layout
• Apply Piping Stress Analysis Techniques

Engineers, designers and construction people in any area that piping is present, which may include a Refinery, Chemical, Power, Pulp and Paper, Utility and Petrochemicals

•         Equipment Layout and Plot Plans
•         Civil, Structural, Electrical, Instrumentation and Maintenance considerations
•         Distribution Systems
•         Pipe Racks
•         Pumps and Piping
•         Layout at Horizontal Centrifugal
•         Vertical Inline
•         Double Suction
•         Positive Displacement
•         Performance characteristics
•         Maintenance
•         Cavitation
•         Suction Piping
•         Strainers
•         Valving
•          Parallel Layouts
•         Series Layouts
•         Supports
•          Loads at Nozzles
•          Heat Exchanger Piping
•         Maintenance Requirements
•         Shell and Tube
•         Plate
•        Fin Fan
•        Valving
•         T.E.M.A. standards
•         Horizontal and Vertical Vessels
•         Placement
•         Nozzle Orientation
•         Internals
•         Platforms
•         Ladders
•         Manholes
•         Maintenance Requirements
•         Valving
•         Instrumentation
•          Process considerations
•          Process and Utility Piping
•          Pipe Supports and Hangers
•          Selection and Location
•          Anchors, Guides
•          Restraints
•         Steam and Condensate Piping
•         Steam Traps
•         Condensate Collection Systems
•         Drip Legs
•         Piping Stress Analysis Basics and Layout of Hot Piping
•         Pipe sizing and pressure drop calculations

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.