Pressure Safety Valve

Pressure Safety Valve (PSV) is an essential course for engineers and professionals involved in process, mechanical, piping, and safety engineering. The course provides a practical understanding of the purpose, design, selection, operation, and maintenance of pressure safety valves used in industrial systems. Participants learn how PSVs protect pressure vessels, pipelines, equipment, and process systems from overpressure conditions. The course covers different types of safety and relief valves, their construction, operating principles, and applications. It explains PSV sizing and selection based on process conditions and applicable engineering standards. Participants also learn about set pressure, blowdown, back pressure, accumulation, and relieving capacity. The course introduces common causes of overpressure and methods used to identify credible relief scenarios. It also covers installation requirements, inspection, testing, maintenance, and troubleshooting of PSVs. Practical examples and engineering considerations help participants understand PSV applications in oil & gas, petrochemical, chemical, power, and process industries. By completing the course, participants develop a strong foundation for safely managing pressure protection systems in industrial facilities.