Getting Sense of Plant Design and terminology

This course provides a practical introduction to plant design concepts and the terminology commonly used in engineering projects. It helps participants understand the overall plant design process and how different engineering disciplines contribute to a project. The course covers basic plant layouts, equipment arrangements, piping systems, structures, electrical systems, instrumentation, and process requirements. Participants will become familiar with commonly used plant engineering terms, drawings, documents, and design deliverables. It explains how different disciplines coordinate and exchange information during plant design. The course also introduces the relationship between process requirements and detailed engineering activities. Participants will gain an understanding of plot plans, equipment layouts, piping layouts, and other key plant design documents. Practical examples are used to explain common terminology and engineering workflows. The course is suitable for engineers and professionals who want to build a strong foundation in plant design. By the end of the course, participants will have a clearer understanding of plant design concepts, terminology, and multidisciplinary coordination.