Module 2: Pipes and Piping Components (2/7) - ARABIC

Name: Module 2: Pipes and Piping Components (2/7) - ARABIC
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Fundamentals of Process piping in Oil and Gas industry

Last updated 11/2018

English

What you'll learn

Build up a solid base of knowledge on Pipes and Piping Components
Differentiate between various components of piping Systems( Fittings , Valves , Flanges, Gaskets , etc. ) and explain the main function of each
Understand the functionality of piping items
Apply the learning when dealing with any piping components

3 sections • 19 lectures • 2h 59m total length

Section 2: Lecture 1/13: Introduction3:30
Section 2: Lecture 2/13: Pipes16:34
Explore pipes and piping components, including pipe sizes, wall thickness, and high flow rates, and examine joints, flanged connections, materials, and design processes for safe field applications.
Section 2: Lecture 3/13 : Flanges11:02
Section 2: Lecture 4/13: Fittings11:00
Section 2: Lecture 5/13: Valves Introduction & Classifications9:47
Study valves introduction and classifications within piping systems, and examine upstream and downstream contexts, actuators, seats, stems, bonnets, gaskets, and the role of pressure boundaries in safe, reliable operation.
Section 2: Lecture 6/13: On-Off Valves Category10:03
Section 2: Lecture 7/13: Regulating Valves Category10:49
Section 2: Lecture 8/13: Non-Return Valves Category7:51
Section 2: Lecture 9/13: Discharge Valves Category13:24
Explore the discharge valves category and how pressure safety valves regulate pressure to prevent equipment damage by relieving excess pressure and maintaining normal operating pressure.
Section 2: Lecture 10/13: Valves Summary1:54
Explore valves in piping, including safety valves, and their roles in controlling rotary and linear motion and pressure via springs.
Section 2: Lecture 11/13: Gaskets9:14
Section 2: Lecture 12/13: Bolts8:41
Section 2: Lecture 13/13 : Specialties (Expansion Joints -Strainers-Steam Traps)18:28

Section 3 : Lecture 1/4: Material Selection Criteria8:19
section 3: Lecture 2/4 : Material Classification8:39
Section 3: Lecture 3/4 : Piping Material Properties6:16
Explore piping material properties, including elastic and plastic deformation, strength, toughness, stiffness, and brittleness, and how these traits affect deflection, energy absorption, and welding compatibility in piping systems.
Lecture 19: Section 3: Lecture 4/4: Effect of adding Alloying element to steel14:17
Examine how alloying elements alter steel’s properties, including hardness, toughness, and quenching behavior, and explore the role of manganese, chromium, nickel, vanadium, phosphorus, boron, and copper during heat treatment.

Here we go with Module No.2 of the program '' Fundamentals of Process Piping Engineering in Oil and Gas Industries''

This Course is Mainly Composed of 3 Sections

Section 1 : Pipes and Piping Systems understanding

Section 2: Pipes and Piping System Various Components

Section 3 : Piping Systems Material Specifications and Classification

Anyone who is interested in Piping Engineering in all industry sectors
Undergraduate and Fresh Graduated Engineers
Mechanical Engineers , Chemical Engineers and Petroleum Engineers
Engineers who are seeking a career change and need to enrich their knowledge about Piping Engineering