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Process Equipment & Piping Systems: Application, Design, Operation, Failure Prevention & Repairs


Location Start date End date Fees Inquire Register
Dubai 22.04.2024 26.04.2024 4,300 $ Inquire now Register
Vienna 22.04.2024 26.04.2024 6,100 $ Inquire now Register
London 22.04.2024 26.04.2024 6,100 $ Inquire now Register
Cairo 10.06.2024 14.06.2024 4,100 $ Inquire now Register
Dubai 10.06.2024 14.06.2024 4,300 $ Inquire now Register
Dubai 08.07.2024 12.07.2024 4,300 $ Inquire now Register
Istanbul 08.07.2024 12.07.2024 5,000 $ Inquire now Register
Madrid 26.08.2024 30.08.2024 6,100 $ Inquire now Register
Dubai 26.08.2024 30.08.2024 4,300 $ Inquire now Register
Casa Blanca 26.08.2024 30.08.2024 5,100 $ Inquire now Register

Overview

Process equipment and piping systems constitute the major portion of plant assets and their integrity and reliability are essential for plant availability and performance. Many process equipment and piping systems are subjected to hazardous service conditions and damage mechanisms which, if not adequately monitored and assessed, could result in major failures with consequential significant injuries and business losses.
 
It is essential to inspect the process equipment and piping system to detect any damage, characterize it, and assess its impact on the equipment integrity. With so many pieces of equipment and extensive piping systems and networks, it is obviously impossible to inspect totally every piece of equipment or piping in a plant. Therefore, an approach based on criticality, i.e. risk-based, taking into consideration the damage mechanisms and failure risk must be taken.

  • To increase the participants awareness and understanding that the mechanical integrity of process equipment depends jointly on the proper design, operation, condition assessment, and maintenance of the equipment.
  • To provide the participants with a clear understanding of the degradation mechanisms that process equipment could be subjected to over their operating life, how to identify them, predict and determine their impact, and what appropriate measures can be taken to prevent and control the resultant damage.
  • To provide the participants with the knowledge and failure analysis skills they need to conduct damage and failure analysis so as to prevent similar failures from happening.