Pipeline Instrumentation Training

• Understand Fundamental Concepts: Grasp the basic principles of pipeline design, operation, and maintenance.
• Master Instrumentation Technologies: Learn about the latest tools and techniques in pipeline instrumentation.
• Hands-On Experience: Engage in practical exercises and simulations to gain real-world application skills.
• Flow Measurement Proficiency: Acquire knowledge in pipeline flow measurement and control systems.
• Safety and Regulation Compliance: Emphasize the importance of safety protocols and regulatory standards in pipeline operations.

• Recorded Videos After Training
• Digital Learning Material
• Course Completion Certificate
• 24x7 After Training Support

• Pipeline Engineers
• Instrumentation Engineers
• Process Control Technicians
• Quality Control Engineers
• Technical Supervisors

• Basic Engineering Knowledge: Understanding of fundamental engineering concepts, particularly in mechanical, chemical, or environmental engineering.
• Technical Background: Some level of technical expertise or experience in related fields like instrumentation, pipeline design, or process control.
• Familiarity with Industry Standards: Awareness of industry standards and practices related to pipeline operations and safety.

• Multisoft Systems provides a globally recognized training certificate after successful completion of Pipeline Instrumentation Training certification course.

Module 1: Introduction to Plant Design 

• Piping Introduction 
• A Typical Plant Design Project
• Plant Layout
• Process Flow Diagram
• Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams
• Piping Layouts
• Isometrics 

Module 2: P&ID’s Symbols, Piping Specifications and Line Lists 

• P&ID’s
• Piping and Equipment Designations and Symbols
• Instrumentation Designations and Symbols
• Piping Line Lists
• Piping Documentation (Drawing List, Equipment List, Piping Specifications) 

Module 3: Piping 

• Piping
• Pipe Manufacture
• Pipe Fabrication Practices (Shop Fabrication, Field Fabrication, Joining Pipes, Modular Design, Pressure Testing)
• Pipe Designation
• Fittings (Butt Weld Fittings, Threaded and Socket Weld Fittings, Victaulic Fittings, Compression Fittings, High Density Polyethylene Pipe (HDPE)
• Branch Connections (Flanges, Shop Inspection, Installation)  

Module 4: Valves    

• Valve Function
• Gate Valves
• Globe Valves
• Plug Valves
• Ball Valves
• Check Valves (Swing Check Valves, Lift Disc Check Valves, Ball Check Valves, Wafer Check Valves, 
• Silent Check Valves)
• Butterfly Valves
• Diaphragm Valves
• Pinch Valves
• Valve Symbols
• Valve Dimensions 

Module 5: Pipe Supports 

• Pipe Supporting Systems
• Recommended Pipe Spans
• Pipe Spacing
• Pipe Shoes
• Base Ells and Dummy Legs
• Pipe Guides
• Pipe Restraints (Limit Stops)
• Rod Hangers
• Variable Spring Hangers
• Constant Load Hangers 

Module 6: Steam Piping 

• Steam Piping
• Steam Traps
• Steam Trap Selection
• Steam Control Sets
• Steam Tracing
• Hose Stations
• Expansion of Steam Lines 

Module 7: Pumps 

• Centrifugal Pumps
• ANSI End Suction Pump
• API 610 Pumps
• Pump Piping,
• Cavitation
• Pump Curves
• Pump Calculation 

Module 8: Thermal Expansion 

• Piping Stress Analysis Logic
• Minimum Flexibility Requirements
• Allowable Expansion Stress Range
• Flexibility
• Stress Analysts’ Function
• Allowable Expansion Stress Range
• Codes and Regulations
• Scope of Code Rules
• Flange Leakage,
• Building Flexibility into your Layouts
• Loads at Pumps
• Loads at Steam Turbines,
• Loads at Compressors
• Loads at Exchangers
• Loads at Vertical Vessels
• Excessive Thrusts or Moments on Connected Equipment 

Module 9: Line Sizing 

• Calculating Wall Thickness
• Code Formula for Wall Thickness
• Wall Thickness Example Problems
• Friction Loss Calculations for Water
• Friction Loss Calculations for Viscous Fluids
• Friction Loss Calculations for Gases
• Vapors
• Steam and Air