Process Piping Design & Engineering

This course provides a practical understanding of process piping fundamentals used in engineering and industrial projects. It covers the complete process of piping design, from basic concepts and piping components to sizing, routing, layout, and engineering considerations. Participants learn how to determine suitable pipe sizes based on flow requirements, pressure drop, velocity, and process conditions. The course introduces piping materials, specifications, valves, fittings, flanges, gaskets, and other essential components. It explains piping layout principles for safe, efficient, and maintainable plant design. Participants also gain knowledge of piping drawings, P&IDs, plot plans, equipment layouts, and isometric drawings. The course discusses flexibility, thermal expansion, supports, accessibility, and equipment connections. Basic design considerations related to pressure, temperature, fluid properties, and applicable piping codes are also covered. Practical engineering approaches help participants understand how piping systems are developed for process plants and industrial facilities. By the end of the course, participants will have a stronger foundation for interpreting, designing, reviewing, and coordinating process piping systems.