The Complete Course on Piping Components for Oil&Gas Career from Udemy

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Learning objectives

Piping components used in oil & gas and any other process industries
Material, code, standard, specification, manufacturing and testing of piping components

Inspection and testing of piping components in workshop and at manufacturer locations
You will able to teach others about piping components and be an expert in your workplace

Piping components used in oil & gas and any other process industries
Material, code, standard, specification, manufacturing and testing of piping components
Inspection and testing of piping components in workshop and at manufacturer locations
You will able to teach others about piping components and be an expert in your workplace

Syllabus

This lecture covers detail about course content and course structure.

In this lecture, you will learn about course content and structure of the course.

How to get the best out of this course.

you will learn about what is industrial code, STD, and Specification? Differences between them and why they are required in industries?

In this lecture, you will learn about Standard. Use of standard and role of standard in process piping.

In this lecture, you will learn about Code and Specification. Use of Code and Specification and role of Code and Specification in process piping.

You will also learn about difference between code, standard and specification.

Learn about System Design Code and Material Standard.

Learn about Dimension Standard and use of code, standard and specification in piping.

List of Code & Standards used in Process Piping

Learn about fundamental of various piping components that required for piping with the help of dummy process plant

In this lecture, you will learn about basic of different piping components that needed for piping with the aid of model process plant

In this section, you will learn about various piping components such as Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Flanges, branch connection, Gasket and Bolting materials.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the pipe. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about fundamentals of pipe fittings.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Elbow, Reducing Elbow, Miter Bend, and Returns. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Tee, Cross, Reducer, Cap, and Stub end. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Union, Coupling, and Swage. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Flanges.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Threaded, Socket weld, and Slip-on. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Lap, weld neck, and Blind. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Olets (Weldolet, Sockolet, Thredolet, Elbolet, Nipolet, Latrolet, Flexolet and Coupolet . You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Gaskets. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Non-Metallic and Metallic Gaskets. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the Spiral Wound Gasket, Metal Jacketed Gasket and Kamm / Cam Profile Gasket. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about the technical terminology of the stud, bolts, nuts, and washers. You will also learn about different types, use and, many other things.

In this lecture, you will learn about Special Pipe Components .

Learn about different types of valves used in process piping

In this lecture, you will learn about long neck flange & orifice flange. You will also learn about different types and uses.

In this lecture, you will learn about Spectacle Blind, Spacer & Spade. You will also learn about different types and uses.

In this lecture, you will learn about Strainer. You will also learn about different types and uses.

In this lecture, you will learn about Expansion Joints & Flexible Joints. You will also learn about different types and uses.

In this lecture, you will learn about Steam Traps. You will also learn about different types and uses.

In this lecture, you will learn about Scrapper Tee & Long Radius Bends. You will also learn about different types and uses.

In this section, you will learn about material selection criteria such as process conditions and material properties that impact material selection. You will also learn different types of material.

In this lecture, you will learn about criteria for material selection and types of material available for the piping.

In this lecture, you will learn about Fully Killed Vs Semi-killed Vs Rimmed Steel

In this lecture, you will learn about different types Ferrous Material.

In this lecture, you will learn about different types Alloy Steel Material.

Metallic and Non-Metallic alloying elements have different effect of steel properties. Lean effects of different elements on steel.

In this lecture, you will learn about different types Stainless Steel Material.

In this lecture, you will learn about different types Non-ferrous Material.

In this lecture, you will learn about different types Non-Metallic Materials.

In this lecture, you will learn about different types Lined and clad Material.

Piping Materials

In this section, You will learn about most common ASTM material grades used in process piping.

In this lecture, You will learn about most common ASTM material grades used to manufacture Pipe.

In this lecture, You will learn about most common ASTM material grades used to manufacture Wrought Fittings.

In this lecture, You will learn about most common ASTM material grades used to manufacture forgings.

In this lecture, You will learn about most common ASTM material grades used to manufacture Gasket.

In this lecture, You will learn about most common ASTM material grades used to manufacture Bolting.

In this section, you will learn about manufacturing methods for piping components.

Learn about plug rolling mill method which is used to manufacture medium size seamless pipe.

In this lecture, You will learn about Seamless Pipe Manufacturing Methods such as Mandrel mill, Extrusion, and Forging.

In this lecture, You will learn about Welded Pipe Manufacturing Methods for ERW/HFW/EFW Pipes.

In this lecture, You will learn about Welded Pipe Manufacturing Methods for SAW Pipes.

In this lecture, You will learn about different methods for Elbow Manufacturing.

In this lecture, You will learn about different methods for TEE Manufacturing.

In this lecture, You will learn about different methods for Reducer, Cap and Stub end Manufacturing.

In this lecture, You will learn about method for Forge fittings, Flange & Olets Manufacturing.

In this lecture, You will learn about different methods for Gasket Manufacturing.

In this lecture, You will learn about different methods for stud, bolt and nuts Manufacturing.

In this section, you will learn about the requirement of heat treatment and various methods used for heat treatment.

Learn about Heat Treatment requirements for piping components.

In this lecture, You will learn about different types of Heat treatment methods.

In this section, you will learn about Non-destructive and Destructive testing

In this lecture, You will learn about different types of Non-destructive and Destructive testing that perform on piping components.

Learn about hydro testing requirements for piping components and Proof testing or type testing of pipe fittings.

In this section, You will learn about visual and dimensional inspection of piping components.

Learn about Visual Inspection requirements of various piping components.

Learn about Dimensions Inspection requirements of Pipe and Pipe Fittings components.

Learn about Dimensions Inspection requirements of Flanges and Olets.

Learn about Dimensions Inspection requirements of Gasket and Bolting Material.

Learn about marking requirements of various piping components.

Learn about marking requirements of Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

Learn about marking requirements of Flanges and Olets.

Learn about marking requirements of Spiral Wound Gasket and Bolting Marking.

Piping Components E-Book

Quiz - Check Your Knowledge

Process Piping Foundation

Pipe

Pipe Fittings

Pipe Flange

Pipe Gaskets

Pipe Branch Connection

Pipe Bolting

At the end of this section, you will know how much you have improved after completing this course.

Piping Component Quiz

Course Slides

Course Slides for Personal Use Only

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Covers industry standard piping components and materials

Taught by Varun Patel, an industry expert in piping components

Develops foundational knowledge of piping components for beginners

Provides comprehensive coverage of piping components, including special and non-metallic components

Includes interactive quizzes to reinforce learning

In-depth coverage of quality control and inspection processes for piping components

Reviews summary

Basic overview of piping components

Students say that this course offers a foundational overview of the basics of piping components, making it an appealing option for those entering the piping design industry.

Provides a comprehensive overview of piping components.

"I am a new entrant into the piping design industry and the course provided me an overview of what I must know at a glance."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in The Complete Course on Piping Components for Oil&Gas Career with these activities:

Review Piping Components

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Refresh your knowledge of piping components commonly used in the Oil & Gas industries.

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Review the different types of pipes, pipe fittings, flanges, gaskets, and bolting materials.
Review the special piping components such as valves, long neck flanges, and steam traps.
Review the materials used in piping components and their properties.
Review the manufacturing methods for piping components.
Review the inspection and testing requirements for piping components.

Follow Tutorials on Piping Components

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Follow tutorials on piping components to enhance your understanding and learn from experts.

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Search for tutorials on piping components.
Select tutorials that are relevant to your interests and skill level.
Watch the tutorials and take notes.
Practice the concepts and techniques you learn in the tutorials.
Share your knowledge with others.

Practice Drawing Pipe Flanges

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Drawing pipe flanges is a valuable skill for piping engineers. This activity will give you an opportunity to practice your skills and begin to master them.

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Gather your materials. You will need a pencil, paper, and a ruler.
Open the course handout on Pipe Flanges. Review the relevant sections.
Start by drawing a simple flange. Once you have mastered the basic shape, you can move on to more complex flanges.

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Solve Piping Component Problems

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Solve problems related to piping components to reinforce your understanding and develop your critical thinking skills.

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Identify the problem and gather the necessary information.
Analyze the problem and determine the best course of action.
Solve the problem using the appropriate methods and formulas.
Check your solution and make sure it is complete and accurate.
Review your solution and identify areas for improvement.

Discuss Piping Components with Peers

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Engage in discussions with peers to exchange knowledge, clarify concepts, and broaden your perspectives on piping components.

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Find a study group or online forum for piping components.
Participate in discussions and ask questions.
Share your knowledge and insights with others.
Reflect on the discussions and identify areas for further learning.
Follow up with additional research or discussions to deepen your understanding.

Corrosion in Piping

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Corrosion is a major problem in piping systems. This activity will help you understand the causes of corrosion and how to prevent it.

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Watch the video lecture on Corrosion in Piping.
Read the article on Corrosion in Piping.
Take the quiz on Corrosion in Piping.

Participate in Piping Design Competitions

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Participate in piping design competitions to challenge yourself, showcase your skills, and gain valuable feedback.

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Find piping design competitions that are relevant to your interests and skill level.
Form a team or work individually on the competition.
Design and develop your piping system.
Submit your design to the competition.
Review the feedback from the judges and identify areas for improvement.

Design a Piping System

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Design a piping system for a process plant to apply your knowledge of piping components and system design.

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Determine the requirements of the piping system.
Select the appropriate piping components.
Design the layout of the piping system.
Calculate the pressure drop and flow rate of the piping system.
Prepare a piping and instrumentation diagram (P&ID).

Compile a Piping Components Handbook

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Compile a handbook of piping components to organize and consolidate your knowledge for quick reference and future learning.

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Gather information from textbooks, journal articles, and online resources.
Organize the information into logical sections and subsections.
Create tables and diagrams to illustrate the concepts.
Proofread and edit the handbook for accuracy and clarity.
Share the handbook with others.

Create a Piping System Design

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This activity will give you an opportunity to apply your knowledge of piping components and piping systems to a real-world problem.

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Choose a piping system to design.
Gather the necessary information about the piping system, including the flow rate, pressure, and temperature.
Select the appropriate piping components for the system.
Create a piping system layout.
Submit your design to your instructor for review.

Career center

Learners who complete The Complete Course on Piping Components for Oil&Gas Career will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Piping Engineer

Piping engineers design, build, and maintain piping systems for a variety of industries. They also manage the construction and maintenance of these systems. As a piping engineer, you would use your knowledge of piping components to design and build systems that are safe, efficient, and reliable.

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Piping Designer

Piping designers design and layout piping systems for a variety of industries. They also create piping drawings and specifications. As a piping designer, you would use your knowledge of piping components to design and build systems that are safe, efficient, and reliable.

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Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical engineers help build and design mechanical systems for a wide variety of industries. These systems include industrial machinery, transportation equipment, and medical devices. As a mechanical engineer, you would use your knowledge of piping components to design and build systems that are safe, efficient, and reliable.

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Chemical Engineer

Chemical Engineers design and optimize chemical processes and equipment. They also manage the safe and efficient production of chemicals. Chemical Engineers may work in a variety of industries, including the petroleum, pharmaceutical, and food industries. This course may be particularly useful for chemical engineers who are involved in the design or operation of piping systems.

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Civil Engineer

Civil engineers design and build infrastructure projects, such as bridges, roads, and buildings. They also manage the construction and maintenance of these projects. As a civil engineer, you would use your knowledge of piping components to design and build infrastructure projects that are safe, efficient, and reliable.

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Petroleum Engineer

Petroleum engineers design and manage the production of oil and gas. They also develop new methods for extracting oil and gas from the ground. As a petroleum engineer, you would use your knowledge of piping components to design and build systems that are safe, efficient, and reliable.

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Project Manager

Project managers plan, organize, and execute projects. They also manage the budget and timeline for a project. As a project manager, you would use your knowledge of piping components to manage the construction and maintenance of piping systems.

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Quality Control Manager

Quality control managers oversee the quality of products and services. They also develop and implement quality control plans. As a quality control manager, you would use your knowledge of piping components to ensure that piping systems are built to the correct specifications.

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Maintenance Manager

Maintenance managers oversee the maintenance and repair of equipment and facilities. They also develop and implement maintenance plans. As a maintenance manager, you would use your knowledge of piping components to manage the maintenance and repair of piping systems.

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Safety Manager

Safety managers oversee the safety of employees and the public. They also develop and implement safety plans. As a safety manager, you would use your knowledge of piping components to ensure that piping systems are built and maintained safely.

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Materials Engineer

Materials engineers research and develop new materials. They also test and evaluate materials to ensure that they meet the required specifications. As a materials engineer, you may use your knowledge of piping components to develop new materials for piping systems.

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Environmental Engineer

Environmental engineers design and implement solutions to environmental problems. They also monitor the environment and develop environmental regulations. As an environmental engineer, you may use your knowledge of piping components to design and build systems that protect the environment.

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Technical Writer

Technical writers create technical documentation, such as manuals and specifications. As a technical writer, you would use your knowledge of piping components to create technical documentation for piping systems.

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Sales Engineer

Sales engineers sell products and services to customers. They also provide technical support to customers. As a sales engineer, you would use your knowledge of piping components to sell piping products and services.

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Educator

Educators teach students at all levels. As an educator, you could use your knowledge of piping components to teach students about the design, construction, and maintenance of piping systems.

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