
Learn Cooperman's types and working of equipment, with data from process and mechanical engineers used as input by piping designers.
Explore a three-phase separator with an inlet and spectacle blind, where oil and water separate, guided by level and pressure transmitters and controls, with a vortex breaker and safety relief.
In fluids at rest, internal pressure in a pipe or vessel induces circumferential and longitudinal stresses; circumferential stress risks joints, while longitudinal stress is smaller, informing wall thickness design.
explores the continuity equation, linking cross-sectional area and velocity to discharge for incompressible liquids and compressible fluids, with examples of applying q = a * v in piping sections.
Welcome to this course. This course is designed to provide you entry-level knowledge of Piping Designing. You can find even more syllabus, is covered in this course than the standard PG Diploma in Piping Design Engineering. And if compare the cost, it cost you nothing as compared to a standard course.
This Course is a perfect combination of theoretical study as well as practical work. You will Learn the use of your knowledge in practical work by some examples of exercises. Module 7 is coming soon.
Besides, this course is designed by unique approaches like colors that are used in this course are set according to the level of difficulty of the topic. Like for easy topics, normal bright colors used that make the learning experience much pleasant. On the other hand for difficult topics, dark & intense colors are used that enhance human concentration.
Application-based learning enhances the curiosity in the human mind to learn something, so this course is designed, at every step you will find the application of the topic or concept. Videos are small but the content is much in them, this makes you feel satisfied at the end.
All these approaches are a result of several experiments, that I performed on my students to understand their different learning patterns.
To learn more about the content in this course see the syllabus video.