A Highly Interactive Training Course On

Plant Piping

Design, Structural Integrity and Maintenance

Plant Piping
Course Schedule

CLASSROOM

19-23 Oct 2026
Dubai
$5,950
29 Mar-02 Apr 2027
Dubai
$5,950
18-22 Oct 2027
Dubai
$5,950

ONLINE

15-19 Jun 2026
Online
$4,950
31 Aug-04 Sep 2026
Online
$4,950
30 Nov-04 Dec 2026
Online
$4,950
14-18 Jun 2027
Online
$4,950
30 Aug-03 Sep 2027
Online
$4,950
29 Nov-03 Dec 2027
Online
$4,950
Certificate
  • Coventry Academy Certificate of Attendance will be provided to delegates who attend and complete the course

Training Overview

Training Overview

The Plant Piping: Design, Structural Integrity and Maintenance Training Course offered by Coventry Academy delivers a comprehensive understanding of pipeline engineering, integrating design principles, structural integrity, hydraulic considerations, and maintenance practices. Pipelines are essential for safely and efficiently transporting hydrocarbons, providing a cost-effective and scalable solution for both onshore and offshore operations.

This training course emphasizes practical applications in pipeline design, inspection, and maintenance. Participants will gain hands-on experience with real-world challenges, including pipeline hydraulics, structural integrity, corrosion management, and failure mitigation strategies. The course also introduces participants to essential industry codes, including ASME B31.3 and API 570, along with inspection and testing procedures derived from industrial practice. Workshops and interactive exercises encourage knowledge exchange, allowing participants to apply best practices in pipeline design and operations.

By attending this Plant Piping Training Course, professionals will develop the skills necessary to design, operate, and maintain pipelines efficiently while ensuring compliance with industrial standards and optimizing the performance and safety of pipeline systems.

Key Focus Areas of this Course:

  • Fundamentals of pipeline design, manufacturing methods, and material selection
  • Pipeline hydraulics, sizing, and flow considerations
  • Structural integrity principles, stress analysis, and failure prevention
  • Corrosion management and mitigation strategies, including cathodic protection and coatings
  • Maintenance, inspection, and testing procedures, including pigging, hydro-testing, and NDT techniques
  • Overview of relevant codes and standards, including ASME B31.3 and API 57
  • Practical guidance on pipeline repair, retrofitting, and modifications
  • Hands-on exercises, case studies, and real-world examples of pipeline operations

What are the goals?

The goal of this Plant Piping Training Course is to equip participants with the technical knowledge and practical skills to design, operate, and maintain pipelines in industrial settings effectively. By the end of the course, participants will have a clear understanding of pipeline engineering principles, maintenance practices, and compliance with industry standards.

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to: 

  • Develop a strong understanding of pipeline design principles for various industrial applications
  • Apply knowledge of structural integrity and failure mechanisms in pipeline operations
  • Identify and mitigate different types of pipeline corrosion and mechanical failures
  • Understand key pipeline maintenance practices, including inspection and repair methods
  • Gain familiarity with industry codes such as ASME B31.3 and API 570
  • Follow best practices for safe and efficient pipeline operation
  • Evaluate pipeline performance and implement strategies to optimize reliability and longevity
  • Use practical techniques and real-world examples to address operational challenges in pipelines

Who is this Training Course for?

This Plant Piping Training Course is ideal for professionals involved in the design, operation, and maintenance of pipelines in oil, gas, and process industries. It is particularly valuable for engineers and technical personnel responsible for ensuring safe and efficient pipeline performance.

This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit: 

  • Process, chemical, and mechanical engineers working in petrochemical, oil refinery, and gas production facilities
  • Operation, technical service, and maintenance personnel managing pipeline systems
  • Engineers and consultants involved in planning new production lines or retrofitting existing pipelines
  • Technical professionals responsible for inspection, repair, and maintenance of pipelines
  • Project managers overseeing pipeline installations, modifications, or technology upgrades
  • Professionals seeking practical knowledge in pipeline design, structural integrity, and maintenance practices

How will this Training Course be Presented?

This Plant Piping Training Course uses a blend of formal lectures, workshops, and interactive exercises to ensure maximum comprehension and knowledge retention. Participants will learn through real-world examples, problem-solving exercises, computer simulations, and videos illustrating pipeline design, operation, and maintenance.

The course emphasizes applied learning, providing opportunities for group discussions, case studies, and knowledge sharing. Each technical concept is reinforced with practical exercises to help participants understand stress analysis, corrosion mitigation, hydraulic considerations, and pipeline inspection techniques. Delegates will receive electronic course materials, including simulations and video resources, to support ongoing learning and practical application in industrial operations.

The Course Content

Day One: Overview of Pipelines and Pipeline Hydraulics
  • Overview of main elements of oil and gas pipelines and systems
  • Types of Metallic pipes
  • Main manufacturing techniques, seamless, welded, etc.
  • Flange types
  • Gasket types
Day Two: Mechanical Design Considerations
  • Mechanical testing and mechanical materials properties
  • Mechanical Test Requirements, Charpy Impact, Hardness, etc.
  • Additional Failure Types, Fracture and Fatigue
  • Support types, spans, expansion loops and expansion joints
  • Stress analysis examples, thermal expansion
  • Maximum allowable pressure and wall thickness calculations and corrosion allowance
Day Three: Pipeline Corrosion Damage and Corrosion Mitigation
  • Corrosion principles
  • Types corrosion; Uniform, Hydrogen induced, Stress Corrosion Cracking, etc.
  • Cathodic Protection; Sacrificial Anodes, Impressed Current
  • Pipeline Coatings
Day Four:  Pipeline Maintenance and Inspection
  • Pigging methods for cleaning
  • Pigging Inspection
  • Hot Tapping, line stoppling
  • Hydro-testing
  • Inspection (NDT) techniques, x-ray, ultrasonic, holiday detection, etc.
Day Five: Inspection and Codes
  • Overview of ASME B31, API, etc., pipe design codes
  • Welding requirements and Inspection
  • Pipe repair consideration
  • Overview of API 570 Pipe Inspection Code

Providers and Associations

Anderson
Anderson
Aztech Training
Aztech Training
COPEX
COPEX