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Understand the role of a chemical process engineer in a typical oil & gas, chemical or petrochemical plant project
What you'll learn
Understand the role of a Chemical Process Engineer in Oil & Gas, Chemical or Petrochemical Plant Projects
Explain the main project workflow
Scope and Role of Process Simulation and Process Flow Diagram (PFD)
Scope and Role of Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID)
Expected Sizing Activities based on Process Simulation
Role and Scope of other Process Engineering activities such as adding data for instruments and cause & effect
What shall other engineers do after issuance of P&ID and Sizing Activities
How improper process design can affect the whole workflow
Requirements
Basics of Chemical Engineering
Description
Chemical engineers have an essential role in the design, engineering, and operation of chemical plants, petrochemical facilities, oil and gas refineries, and other process industries.The role of a process engineer is crucial as they are responsible for process design, sizing, and ensuring the necessary requirements of plant components, such as equipment, piping, and instruments are met.Based on the requirements of a process engineer, the detailed design, material specification, and purchasing are carried out by various engineering disciplines such as piping, civil, mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation engineers.In this course, we shall go through the project workflow and the different project stages and how each stage affects the level of detail in a document.We shall dive into the purpose and effect of different documents and activities that are carried out by a process engineer, on what basis they are developed, and how they affect the project execution and plant operation.This shall include process simulation, Process Flow Diagram, Piping and instrumentation Diagram, piping and equipment sizing activities, cause and effect diagram, line list, ...etc.We shall understand the role of each of these activities with a project workflow, what type of information is needed to develop them, and how they affect the downstream equipment.If you are a student, a fresh graduate, or even an experienced chemical engineer who intends to enter the engineering section, then this course shall be for you as it’s highly important to understand the workflow of a project.Can’t wait to see you in the course, let’s start!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Importance of Process Design
Section 2: How a Proper Process Design Affects the Project
Lecture 2 Effect of Process Design on Project Cost
Lecture 3 Effect Process Design on Plant Operability
Lecture 4 Effect of Process Design on Maintainability
Section 3: Project Start Phase
Lecture 5 Project Workflow
Lecture 6 Article: Understand Process Design Stages From Conceptual Design To Startup
Lecture 7 Design Basis
Lecture 8 Process Simulation
Lecture 9 Article: Inputs, and Outputs of Process Simulation Model
Lecture 10 Process Flow Diagram (PFD)
Lecture 11 Article: Data shown on PFD
Section 4: Effect of P&ID on Project Workflow
Lecture 12 Introduction to P&ID
Lecture 13 Equipment Data
Lecture 14 Piping and Fittings
Lecture 15 Instrumentation, Control and shutdown Systems
Lecture 16 Scope and Battery Limits
Lecture 17 Different Phases of P&ID Issuance
Section 5: Sizing Activities
Lecture 18 Main Sizing Activities
Lecture 19 Separator / Vessel Sizing
Lecture 20 Article: Sizing and Selection of Separators / Vessels
Lecture 21 Tower Sizing & Hydraulics
Lecture 22 Article: Discover Basic Guidelines For an Effective Tower Operation
Lecture 23 Heat Exchanger Thermal Design
Lecture 24 Article: Understand Thermal Design Aspects of Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers
Lecture 25 Pipe Sizing
Lecture 26 Effect of Pipe Size on Plant Hydraulics
Lecture 27 Pump Hydraulic Calculations
Lecture 28 Adding Data For Instruments
Section 6: Process Safety Measures
Lecture 29 Calculation of Design Pressure and Temeprature
Lecture 30 ESD / SIS Protection
Lecture 31 Pressure Safety Valves (PSV) Role in Workflow
Lecture 32 Article: Pressure Safety Valves: An Essential Protection Against Overpressure
Lecture 33 Cause and Effect
Section 7: Conclusion
Lecture 34 Conclusion
Chemical Engineering Students,Fresh Graduate Chemical Engineers,Chemical Engineers who would like to shift their career to engineering sector
