Piping Valves : From Beginner To Expert
Learn about Piping Valves : 21 Different Types, The Mechanical Parts, The Connections, The Standards & Way More !
Ratings 4.20 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Learn how 21 types of valves work and how they are used. (Gate, Globe, Check, Plug, Ball, Needle, Butterfly & Much More)
- Valve Classification & Selection
- Valve Connections & Standards
- Valve Materials & Standards
- Pressure Relief Valves.
- How Valves are manufactured
- The Different Mechanical Parts Of a Valve
- Inspection and testing of a Valve (Workshop and at Manufacturer's location)
- All the relevant knowledge that will help you as a Mechanical/Process engineer, regardless of your level
- Understand a Valve Datasheet : Cv of a Valve, Relationship between the opening percentage and the flow, Actuators, Valve plugs, Valve Seat, Ring, Valve Body, Valve Bonnet, Packing, Valve Operating Conditions & more.
- Valve Symbols on a P&ID
- Valve Indicators on a P&ID
- Valve Cavitation
- Valve Sizing
- All types of valve corrosion
- API, ANSI/ASME, NPT, BSPT, BSPP, DIN 1092-1/ISO 7005, and SAE J518 Valve Standards Explained Easily
Description
First of all, this course contains an insane amount of relevant information.
You are at the perfect place if you want to learn more a lot about valves. You will love it !
You will learn about :
21 Types of Valves and how they work (Gate, Globe, Plug, Ball, Plug, Pressure Relief Devices, Special & Uncommon Valves)
The Mechanical Parts of the valves.
The Valve Materials and how they are used.
The Pressure Relief Valves : Reclosing Valves, Non-Reclosing Valves & Vacuum Valves
The Valve Standards : API, ANSI/ASME, NPT, BSPT, BSPP, DIN , and more, explained easily !
The Valve Connections : flanged, weldered, glued, soldered, compressed & more.
The Valve Manufacturing, Design and Tests.
The Valve Corrosion & Cavitation
The Valve Sizing
Valves on a P&ID and how they are indicated
At the end of the course, you will feel confident enough to talk about every single valve, with an unbelievable accuracy.
You will have a better idea of the data related to valves and a piping system in general.
This Course is a goldmine for people who care about details, accuracy and relevant information !
It will be a huge advantage on your resume and will help you to be more competitive on the job market !
Let me give you more details about what's coming :
1st Chapter : Prerequisites & General Topics.
You will learn more about :
Piping systems in general and understand how valves are useful.
2nd Chapter : Valve Fundamentals.
You will learn about :
Valve Categories & Standards Easily explained
Valve Connections
Valve Parts - Body, Bonnet, Trim, Actuators & External Parts
Valve Materials
3rd Chapter : Types of Valves and Explanations.
You will learn about :
Gate Valves
Globe Valves
Ball Valves
Plug Valves
Check Valves
Butterfly Valves
Needle Valves
Pinch Valves
Diaphragm Valves
Through Conduit Valves
Knife Valves
4th Chapter : Special & Uncommon Valves
You will learn about :
Double Block & Bleed Valves
Float Valves
Foot Valves
Line Blind Valves
5th Chapter : Pressure Relief Devices
You will learn about :
Reclosing Pressure Relief Devices
Non-Reclosing Pressure Relief Devices
Vacuum Relief Devices
6th Chapter : Valve Manufacturing
You will learn about :
The Manufacturing procedure
Casting & Forging
Assembly, Pressure Test, Painting & Inspection
7th Chapter : Valve Data & Analysis
You will learn about :
Valve Indicators on a P&ID
Flow Rate Coefficient
Valve Corrosion
Valve Cavitation
Valve Sizing
Understand and Make a Valve DataSheet
8th Chapter : Valve Testing & Troubleshooting
You will learn about :
Valve Fire Test
Valve Gas Leak Test
Valve Cryogenic Test
Valve Leakage Test
Valve Endurance Test
Pressure Relief Valve Testing
Valve Final Tests
Why do valves fail
9th Chapter : Valve Standards
Who Should Attend!
- Students, Process engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Offshore Engineers, Plants Engineers : This course will help you a lot to understand how valves work and have a better insight into this topic. Valves are always used by refineries, oil rigs and many other industries.
- Experienced professionals who would like to know more about valves.
- People who are meant to work on a project that involves valves.
