Workshop on P&ID

P&ID Workshop Event

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"Workshop on P&ID"

Event Date - 11th & 12th June'16

2-day (14 hours)

 

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As a graduate chemical engineer, you must know - How to Read, Create and Review P&ID. 

P&ID is most important and crucial document for any plant.

We will cover P&ID.

 

A Pump is a Heart of any plant and Heart is the closest Pump to you.

Imagine, if a heart stops, what will happen to you? Now imagine, if a pump stops?

We got you covered with pump & valves.

Ever heard about line sizing? 

Do you know various documentation necessary to complete any project?

We will do a simple hand calculation for line sizing.

Discuss documentations.

Don't forget to bring your calculator!

Get practical knowledge when you attend this workshop.

With dedicated 1 hour of Q&A after training session on both days.

Workshop Details

Event Date - 11th & 12th June'16 (2 Days - 7 hours on each day)

CERTIFICATION

Certification of  "Attended Workshop on P&ID" will be given to the attendees.

Reading P&ID

Sample P&ID's of actual Plant will be given to read.

Create & Review P&ID

ISA Symbol sheet will be shared and each symbol will be discuss on why and where to use.

P&ID Assignment

Assignment will be given after studying and attendee has to make one reasonable P&ID.

Pump Hydraulics

NPSHA calculation, Pump Power Calculation, Pump Curves and usage, Avoid pump Cavitation and Pump P&ID.

Valves

Different types of valves and their application

Line Sizing

Pressure drop calculation, Thumb Rules for line sizing, Making of Line list from P&ID.

Documents

Various documentation samples like Process & Equipment data sheets, etc

Q&A

Dedicated one hour of Q&A on each day.

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Mohammad Ahmed Application Engineer at Honeywell Process Solutions

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Siddharth Kharart Deputy Manager Production at Hindustan Organic Chemical Ltd

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With Attendees of Workshop on P&ID - Event Date 28th & 29th June'16

Workshop on P&ID
Workshop on P&ID

Who can attend Workshop:

Undergraduate and graduates of B.E/B.tech and students pursuing or passed out M.E/M.tech in Chemical, Petroleum, Petrochemical, Mechanical, Instrumentation, and allied field engineers.

Production, Commissioning, Application,Instrumentation, Electrical Engineers wish to learn about know-how of P&ID, Pumps, Valves, etc

 

Topics:

  • Overview of an EPC company.
  • Role of various branch engineers at each step of a project.
  • P&ID - Read, Create, and Reviewing P&ID.
  • Pump Hydraulics - Pump curves, NPSHA and Pump Power calculations.
  • Valves - Different types of Valves and application.
  • Line Sizing - Calculation for line sizing  and pressure drop in a pipe.
  • Documentation - Project life cycle and various documentation at each step. 
  • Dedicated One hour for Q&A on each day.

 

Benefits:

  • You will be thorough with the knowledge of How Industry works.
  • You will be able to identify your suitable role in Industry
  • You will be able to understand, draw, read and review P&ID
  • You will be confident with calculations on Pump  & Line Sizing
  • You will be confident with Valve Applications.
  • You will be confident with Project Documentations.
  • You will understand the role of every other branch engineer.

FAQs:

  • I am still an undergraduate student can I attend this workshop? Yes, select Students option.
  • Will it help me to get a job? Yes, to an extent because of the technical training.
  • Will I get a job as a Process Engineer? This workshop will help you to an extent rest depends on the other factors like market condition and your caliber, understanding, knowledge and hard work. 
  • Will you help me to get a job in any way? Yes, I'll help you with resume and how to approach for the job and with questions that are asked in an interview.
  • Is there any software training or simulation involved in the workshop? - No.
  • Any placements? - No.
  • Accommodation Facility? Sorry for that but no accommodation facility provided from my side. 
  • How can I contact you for further details or queries - email me at sumitasrani@chengineer.in 
  • Fees - The details will be emailed to you once you register.  

 

Venue: 

It will be held nearby  Kothrud Stand at Pune. Exact Venue Location will be emailed to the attendees after registration. 

CERTIFICATION

Certification of  "Attended Workshop on P&ID" will be given to the attendees.

Fees for Attending the "Workshop on P&ID"

Students
Graduates of 2015 & 2016
1000 INR
Others
Passed before 2015
1500 INR

Register Now for "Workshop on P&ID" (Event Date - 11th & 12th June'16)

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