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Design of piping systems: Steam & Condensate
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Design of piping systems: Steam & Condensate

Learn to design complete steam and condensate systems
Last updated 7/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Steam piping design
  • Control valves
  • Pressure reducers
  • Condensate piping desing
  • Steam heat exchangers
  • Safety valve sizing
  • Steam direct injection
  • Heat loss calculations
  • Pressure drop calculations

Course content

9 sections46 lectures4h 53m total length
  • Welcome to the course!1:43
  • Introduction12:20
  • Spirax sarco's website2:11
  • Steam properties calculation sheet1:01

Requirements

  • Basic thermodynamic background is usefull but not necessary
  • Excel to follow along with calculations

Description

The aim of this course is to show you how to design complete steam and condensate piping systems. The course is filled with exercises and calculations based on real installations. The methods described in this course are applicable for all branches of industry.

In this course you will learn:

  1. Thermodynamic properties of steam

  2. To read a T,h mollier-chart

  3. Standard components used in steam

  4. To size steam and condensate pipes, collectors and headers

  5. Steam trap selection

  6. How to select and install pressure reducers

  7. How to design a complete heat exchanger system

  8. How to select a safety valve

  9. How to design a direct injection installation

For each type of calculation you'll find an excel calculation sheets that can help you follow this course. Other resources like supplier info and charts are added where used.

Please feel free to ask any questions you have during the course, I'll do my best to clarify them. And if you have any special requests that I haven't covered in the course I'd like to know as well.


See you in the course!

Who this course is for:

  • Project engineers
  • Process engineers
  • Piping designers
  • Anyone who comes into contact with steam
  • Students