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Pv Elite Software Training

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60 min
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Sachin Pol
Sachin PolFounder & Head Design
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Why enroll

Anyone looking to use Pv Elite software like a pro should definitely join this course. We are the most trusted training provider to more than 30 corporates.

Participants will be able to have total control over the Pv Elite software use.

Is this course for you?

You should take this if

  • You work in Oil & Gas Upstream or Energy & Utilities
  • You're a Mechanical Engineering / Piping & Layout Engineering professional
  • You have 3+ years of hands-on experience in this field
  • You prefer self-paced learning you can revisit

You should skip if

  • You're new to this field with no prior experience
  • You need a different specialisation outside Mechanical Engineering
  • You need live interaction with an instructor

Course details

This course will provide an in-depth knowledge and demonstration on Pv Elite software.

Participants will be able to use Pv Elite software like a Pro. The course covers Pv Elite demonstration of Column, Pressure Vessel (Vertical & Horizontal), 4 types of Heat Exchanger (BEM, AES, AEU & Stacked Heat Exchanger).


Course suitable for

Key topics covered

Introduction to PV Elite

•Modelling and design of components for internal pressures

•Modelling and Design of components for external pressure

•Modelling and design of All types of Nozzles

•Modelling and Design of types of Flanges

•Modelling of Various types of supports

•Modelling of lifting lugs and Trunnions

•Nozzles and Cleats modeling for Cleats and Attachments

•Modelling of internals, weights, linings, Insulations

•Modeling of Horizontal Vessel

•Modeling of Vertical Column

•Modeling of Jacketed Vessel

•De-rating of Flanges as per UG-44

• Modeling and Design of BEM type Heat Exchanger

(Fixed Tubesheet Design)

• Modeling and Design of U tube heat exchanger (BEU)

• Modeling of Expansion joint as per Mandatory Appendix 26

• Modeling and Design of Floating head heat exchanger (AES)

• Concept of WRC and Attachment Parameters

• Design Procedure for Stacked Heat Exchanger

• Tips and Tricks in PvElite

Course content

The course is readily available, allowing learners to start and complete it at their own pace.

1 lectures1 hr
  1. Introduction to PV Elite
    60 min

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Questions and Answers

A: Governing principle: MAWP is controlled by minimum net thickness after corrosion allowance. Applied here: Increasing CA directly reduces net thickness, so Pv Elite recalculates a lower MAWP and that propagates into relief adequacy and overpressure scenarios on the P&ID. Common trap: Option D catches engineers who know joint efficiency affects MAWP but overlook that it’s fixed by fabrication and code, not a tuning knob.

A: Governing principle: Damage mechanism follows environment chemistry and temperature, not pressure rating. Applied here: Wet sour service at moderate temperature puts SSC and hydrogen embrittlement in control, so hardness limits and NACE compliance drive acceptability. Common trap: Option C attracts engineers used to CO2 systems who import sweet corrosion logic into a sour service.

A: Governing principle: Thin-wall hoop stress gives t ≈ PD/(2SE). Applied here: Plugging in 2.5 MPa, 2.4 m, 140 MPa and 0.85 yields roughly 20 mm before adding CA, matching what Pv Elite typically reports. Common trap: Option B tempts those who sense-check pressure only and forget diameter dominates.

A: Governing principle: Maintenance strategy drives TEMA type as much as thermal duty. Applied here: Dirty service and frequent bundle removal point to AES, which Pv Elite supports cleanly for code checks. Common trap: Option C catches engineers focused on thermal stress while missing offshore maintenance reality.