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ASME B31.3 – Process Piping Code Explained and Design Basis
3 students
ASME B31.3 – Process Piping Code Explained and Design Basis
دورة تدريبية
Created byMohamed Hassan Badawy Nassar
Last updated 6/2025
Arabic
What you'll learn
- Understand ASME B31.3 scope, definitions, and classifications to correctly apply the code to various process piping systems in industrial environments.
- Learn how to calculate wall thickness, design pressure, and select proper piping components using ASME B31.3 design formulas and criteria.
- Gain practical knowledge of fabrication, welding, examination methods, and testing procedures required for process piping under B31.3.
- Develop the ability to evaluate piping systems for code compliance, identify violations, and support safe, code-aligned system reviews.
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Course content
8 sections • 19 lectures • 7h 23m total length
Requirements
- A basic understanding of mechanical or piping systems is helpful but not mandatory. No prior knowledge of ASME codes is required — this course starts from the basics. Engineering students or professionals in oil & gas, petrochemicals, or power sectors will benefit most. Access to a PDF reader or note-taking tool is recommended for following along with code references.
Description
Are you a mechanical, piping, or inspection engineer looking to boost your understanding of piping codes and standards? This course offers a complete, practical introduction to the ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code — one of the most widely used standards in industries like oil & gas, petrochemicals, refineries, and power plants.
You’ll explore the scope, classifications, material selection, pressure design, fabrication, examination, and testing requirements of process piping systems, all in accordance with ASME B31.3.
Designed with both beginners and experienced professionals in mind, this course simplifies the complex language of the code into easy-to-understand concepts, real-world examples, and visual explanations. Whether you're aiming to improve your technical skills, pass a piping-related certification (like API 570), or ensure code-compliant designs, this course will give you a solid foundation.
What You'll Learn:
ASME B31.3 scope, system categories, and code structure
How to select materials and calculate wall thickness for process piping
Welding, fabrication, and inspection requirements
Pressure testing methods and code compliance reviews
Who This Course Is For:
Mechanical and piping engineers
QA/QC and inspection professionals
Designers and project engineers in the process industry
Engineering students seeking practical code knowledge
Start learning today and gain the confidence to apply ASME B31.3 in real projects with clarity and accuracy.
Who this course is for:
- This course is ideal for mechanical, piping, and inspection engineers, as well as designers, QA/QC professionals, and engineering students working in oil, gas, petrochemical, or power sectors. It's designed for those seeking to understand and apply ASME B31.3 standards in real-world piping projects, whether for design, construction, inspection, or maintenance. No prior code experience is required—just a basic understanding of piping systems.