Oil & Gas : Introduction to Overpressure Protection & PSV
Pressure Safety Valve (Oil and Gas Industry)
Ratings 4.52 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- You will able to apply "what if" analysis for engineering problems and design.
- You will be able to foresee and identify the source of overpressure at the process facilities.
- You will be able to describe the main components of the Flare System and to understand the working principle of PSV's
Description
Dear Students,
Safety in operation on refineries and associated overpressure protection of process equipment require special attention.
Therefore, this course "Introduction to Overpressure Protection & PSV" will help you to identify the most common sources of overpressure scenarios and will provide guidance to properly identify the locations, where pressure relief device need to be installed.
The key ideas of all lectures illustrated by drawings and diagrams (PFDs and P&IDs) to ensure that all learners gain powerful understandings of the Pressure Safety Valve Application in Oil and Gas Industry.
Students will understand how each overpressure scenario could take place in the oil and gas refinery and their significance in determining both - the credible scenarios and governing case of Pressure Safety Valve sizing and selection.
Being prepared to answer these essential process engineering interview questions will give you a great opportunity to get desirable job and new career:
How does pressure safety valve work?
What the main components of the Flare system?
What is the back pressure?
What kind of overpressure scenarious used for PSV sizing?
How to choose governing case for PSV sizing?
Finally, during the course you will gain knowledge how to fill the Scenario Check List and will be able to read the nameplate of PSVs.
This course also come with:
New words indicated in Glossary attached
Scenario Check List
Udemy Certificate of Completion
A 30 Day Money Back Guarantee!
I hope that you will find this course useful, and that you can apply the knowledge you gained in your daily work, or if you are student of engineering colleges this course will serve you as the foundation for your future career in oil and gas industry!
Who Should Attend!
- Recent College Graduates and Junior Process Engineers
- Process Unit Operators
- Instrumentation and Project Engineers
- Design Engineers and Process Graphic Designers
- Plant / Facility Managers
- Oil and Gas Specialists who would like to expand their knowledge and become an Engineer
- Process Safety Engineers
- Chemical Engineers
