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Mechanical Equipment

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Enggenious (SAN Techno Mentors)
Enggenious (SAN Techno Mentors)
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Why enroll

 To familiarize participants with the main concepts and technical terms of Various Mechanical Equipment, i.e. Static and Rotary equipment.

 To introduce participants to the operations of Static equipment.

 To introduce participants to the operations of Rotary equipment.

 To provide participants with the basic technical and scientific knowledge of design requirements of Static & Rotary Equipment.

 To introduce participants to a overview of commonly used Static Equipment codes and Rotary Equipment in the process Industries with specific emphasis on Oil & Gas, and Petrochemical Industries.

 To explain to participants how to select appropriate code for design, material selection, inspection and construction.

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Enggenious (SAN Techno Mentors)

Enggenious (SAN Techno Mentors)

People Transformation

India

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Is this course for you?

You should take this if

  • You work in Automotive or Nuclear & Power
  • You're a Electrical Engineering / Mechanical Engineering professional
  • You have some foundational knowledge in the subject
  • You want to build skills in Corrosion, Machine Design

You should skip if

  • You're looking for an introductory overview course
  • You need a different specialisation outside Electrical Engineering
  • You need fully self-paced, on-demand content

Course details

This training course is designed to give a sound foundation to the participants for understanding of various mechanical Equipment used in Chemical (Process) Industry, with emphasis on basic design fundamentals and usability. It helps the participants to understand the design parameters, constructional features, its operations and limitations.

The course also covers an overview of various construction codes and standards used for design, inspection and construction of Mechanical Equipment. The course will be delivered in such a way that most of the basic concepts will be clarified by both the code statements and the relevant examples. It also helps the participants to know the mandatory, recommended and optional stipulations of the design and construction of applicable code. The course is designed such that participants with previous background of using the codes will understand the most effective and scientific use of codes for their purpose while the freshers will understand the correct approach and right use of the codes.

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Key topics covered

1. Understanding of requirement of Mechanical Equipment. What is an Equipment and their various types, Static and Rotary What are various applications of these equipment What are standard Practices of selection of these equipment Why to adopt Codes Introduction to various normally used engineering codes for various equipment

2. Objectives of various Static Equipment What are the different types of Static Equipment Assumptions in design of these Static Equipment Various Code Requirements, Recommendations and options / alternatives for the design, construction and inspection of Static Equipment

3. Design and Construction of Pressurized Equipment (Pressure Vessels) Need of Pressure vessels, its design fundamentals Introduction to various parts of Pressure Vessel Brief overview to the design & Construction Code for Pressure Vessel Other Engineering requirement of Pressure Vessels

4. Design and Construction of Heat Transfer Equipment (Boilers/ Heat Exchangers) Need of Heat Exchangers, its design fundamentals Introduction to various parts of Boiler Introduction to parts of various types of Heat Exchangers Introduction to the design & Construction Code for Boilers Introduction to the design & Construction Code for Heat Exchangers Other Engineering requirement of Boilers & Heat Exchangers

5. Design and Construction of Atmospheric Equipment (Storage Tanks) Need of Storage Tanks, its design fundamentals Introduction to various parts of Pressure Vessel Brief Overview to the design & Construction Code for Storage Tanks Other Engineering requirement of Storage Tanks

6. Objectives of various Rotary (Energy Transfer) Equipment Concept of energy transfer through rotary action for various applications What are the different types of Rotary Equipment Assumptions in design of these Rotary Equipment Various Code Requirements, Recommendations and options / alternatives for the design, construction and inspection of Rotary Equipment

7. Design and Construction of Rotary Equipment (Pumps and Compressors) Need of Pumping of fluid, design fundamentals of a Pump Introduction to various parts of Pump Need of Compressing of fluid, design fundamentals of a compressor Introduction to various parts of compressor Introduction to the design & Construction Code for Pumps Introduction to the design & Construction Code for Compressors Other Engineering requirement of Pumps and Compressors,

8. Introduction to Various Materials of Construction used for Mechanical Equipment Introduction to ASTM material standards, Various forms of Materials, How to select appropriate form of the material for various parts of Equipment Guideline to selection of Material of Construction Limitations of Materials selected

9. Feedback examination and concluding Session.

Opportunities that await you!

Skills & tools you'll gain

CorrosionMachine DesignMechanical MaintenancePipe Stress AnalaysisPiping Layout

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Questions and Answers

A: Governing principle: rotation confirmation is a transient check that risks damage if done against resistance. Applied here: seal flush and lube systems must be live and alignment already accepted before any jog; rotation is verified immediately prior to bump so nothing changes afterward. The trap is A — alignment is mandatory, but engineers often push rotation earlier and then rework alignment, invalidating the check.

A: Governing principle: antisurge controls mass flow, not pressure containment. Applied here: recycle maintains minimum flow and limits surge-related heat and vibration, but a blocked discharge can still drive pressure beyond MAWP. B often catches people — temperature rise is reduced, not eliminated, yet it's still within the antisurge envelope.

A: Governing principle: even low H2S with tensile stress can trigger cracking below SSC thresholds. Applied here: wet H2S at moderate temperature shifts risk to SSC, making hardness and NACE compliance decisive over bulk corrosion rate. A tempts people who default to CO2 models and miss the cracking mechanism.

A: Governing principle: temperature drop increases liquid fraction and flashing tendency. Applied here: raising gas backpressure reduces vaporization, stabilizing level without chasing it via dumps. A is the instinctive move and often worsens carryover downstream.

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