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Pipes and Piping Systems Optimisation

Why Attend

The present state of the art design of piping systems is based on the close interaction and collaboration between system designers and operators. The operator’s experience with running complex piping systems for long periods is an important factor in improving the design. The most delicate design problems are encountered during the expansion of systems when they are made larger or more complex. For a piping system to operate in a problem-free manner, the design and installation of a piping system require attention to multiple factors. During the past few decades, pipeline systems and technologies have been progressing at a fast pace in all aspects of the design, operation, and automatic control. The systems have grown in size and intricacy, and today’s trends in the industry are aimed at enlarging the flow rates, pipe diameters and working pressures for a wide variety of fluids to be handled, including very complex and difficult ones. All of these factors impose strong requirements on careful design, precise operation and complex control

Overview

Course Outline

Schedule & Fees

Course Methodology

Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing

Course Objectives

Appreciation of technical characteristics of piping systems, their applications in process and chemical industry; Knowledge of methods of the hydraulic and mechanical design of piping systems according to existing world standards and codes; Procedures for the selection of best piping systems based on the optimization technique, resulting in pipe diameter and cost of material; Use of methods of diagnosing and estimating the degree of deterioration of pipelines; Guidelines for improving the efficiency of the overall piping system

Target Audience

Target Competencies

n/a

Day 1:

Overview of Piping Systems

  • Main features of various types of piping systems

  • Classification of piping systems based on the design and application

  • World standards and codes on design properties of pipes

  • Main steps in the design and construction of piping systems

  • Physical and transport properties of fluids: density, viscosity, particle contents

  • Basics of flow analysis in pipes - laminar and turbulent flow regimes

Day 2:

Calculation of Pressure and Velocity Distribution in Piping Systems

  • Calculation of pressure losses and horsepower required for fluid transportation

  • Selection and sizing of pipes for different applications: liquids, gases, slurries, etc.

  • Calculation of minor losses in the piping system

  • Basics of mechanical design: a selection of pressure class of pipe and stress ratios

  • Hydrostatic testing: allowable operating pressure and hydrostatic test pressure

  • Pipe construction: pipes above-ground and pipes buried

Day 3:

Pumps and Compressors Used in Pipelines

  • Pump interaction with the system, cavitations: work in series and parallel

  • Multi-pump stations and tanks

  • Pump calculation and selection

  • Compressor interaction with the system, avoiding surge, stall, and choking

  • Multi-compressor stations and gas holders

  • Compressor calculation and selection

  • Pipe networks and pipe branching: problems with transients and their control

Day 4:

Control Valves in Pipelines

  • Control valves: selection, sizing and cavitation issues

  • Flow measurements and monitoring instrumentation

  • Pipeline system automation control

  • Guidelines for pipeline installation, operation, and maintenance

  • Inspection, examination, and testing of pipelines

  • The vibration of pipes and pipelines and their mechanical support and anchorage

Day 5:

Operation and Maintenance of Piping Systems

  • Leak detection and prevention and failure risk analysis

  • Pipeline protection for prevention of corrosion and erosion

  • Environmental concerns: impact of above-ground and buried pipelines

  • Off-shore pipelines: design and operation

  • Special consideration for safety and supervision

  • Pipeline feasibility study and economic analysis: capital and operation costs

$3875

Dubai

Country: United Arab Emirates

Duration: One week

Date: 11–15 Aug 2025

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$4475

Stavanger

Country: Norway

Duration: One week

Date: 30 Mar–03 Apr 2026

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