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26 Feb 2013 Introduction to Crude Oil Gathering and Processing2.00days

Calgary $ 1595 CAD Registe

02 Apr 2013 Introduction to ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code2.00days


03 Apr 2013 Introduction to ASME Section VIII Division 1 Pressure Vessel Code3.00days


04 Apr 2013 Advanced ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code2.00days


18 Jun 2013 Introduction to ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code2.00days


17 Jul 2013 Introduction to Crude Oil Gathering and Processing2.00days


26 Aug 2013 Introduction to ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code2.00days


01 Oct 2013 Introduction to Crude Oil Gathering and Processing2.00days


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Advanced ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code

Course Overview

This two-day course will cover advanced topics related to the ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code. This course emphasizes thpiping flexibility analysis process, including practice application of simplified methods and illustration of computer analysismethods. This course also covers requirements for nonmetallic, Category M fluid service and high pressure piping, as well asin-service inspection to API 570 and a comparison to ASME B31.1 Power Piping requirements. Participants are requested tobring a calculator to the course, and are encouraged to bring a copy of the code (not included in course fees).

Course Outline

Introduction to Flexibility Analysis

Layout and Support

Flexibility

Reactions

Designing with Expansion Joints

Nonmetallic Piping Systems

Category M Fluid Service

High Pressure Piping

In-Service Piping - Inspection, Repair, Alteration and Rerating

What's Different in B31.1

Scheduled Events

Start Date Delivery Location Fee

04-Apr-13 Classroom Calgary $ 1595 CAD Register

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Design and Fabrication Using ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII, Division 1

Course Overview

This two day course is a comprehensive overview in practical design issues facing vessel designers in today's businessenvironment. Trends in design and fabrication techniques will be presented. Formulas for basic design functions will be utilizeand all types of vessels will be designed and analyzed using pressure vessel design programs. Advances in materials and thuse of Clad linings for severe service vessels will be addressed. To gain maximum value for the course, participants arestrongly encouraged to bring a copy of the Section VIII, Div. 1 code to the course, (even if it is out of date) for use during thesession.

Course Outline

Quick Review of Fundamentals

Organization of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code

Materials, Specifications and their Selection

General Design Criteria(Code Section UG)

Specific Design of Shells, Heads, Cones and Openings

Materials and Metallurgy

Welding Processes(Code Section UW)

Joint Efficiencies, Radiography

Vessel Supports, Skirts, Base Rings, Saddles, Lugs and Legs

Rules of Design including Earthquake, Wind Loadings, External Loadings and Nozzle Forces

Construction Techniques, Shell, Head, and Cone Forming

Vessel Layout and Measuring Techniques

Fit Up and Joint Design

Post Weld Heat Treatment

Non Destructive Testing, Including Radiography, Ultrasonic Testing, Liquid Penetrant Testing, Wet and Dry Magnetic ParticleTesting and Hardness Testing.

Hydrostatic Testing

Documentation: Mill Test Reports, NDE Reports, Weld Maps, and the U-1A Form.

The Authorized Inspector and the National Board

High Alloy Fabrication(Code Section UHA)

Non Ferrous Vessels(Code Section UNF)

Clad Vessels(Code Section UCL)

Demonstration of Vessel Design Programs

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Inspection, Flaw Evaluation, and Repair of Pressure Vessels

Course Overview

This two-day course will provide an overview of pressure vessel maintenance, including inspection, evaluation of variousdefects, and repair/alteration rules of various Codes and Standards. The session will review National Board Inspection Coderegulations including an overview of API-510 and API-579. Simple evaluation methods for several types of defects will bedescribed, and their use demonstrated using sample problems. In addition, the activities and publications of the ASME PostConstruction Committee will be briefly presented The session also includes an introduction to the research and developmentwork in related fields.

Course Outline

Introduction to Codes and Standards

Summary of Responsibilities of Various Parties

Obtaining National Board “R” Stamps

NBIC Requirements

Introduction to API-510

Repairs and Alteration Examples

Inspection Requirements, Methods, Frequency, and Documentation

Evaluation of Corroded and Pitted Areas

Evaluation of Misalignments and Other Geometric Defects

Toughness Rules and Brittle Fracture Evaluation

Introduction to ASME Post Construction Activities and Publications

Overview of Research Work by ASME And PVRC

Sample Problems

Scheduled Events

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Introduction to ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code

Course Overview

This two-day course will introduce participants to the ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code. The Code provides requirements fothe design, fabrication, examination and testing of metallic piping systems designed for the wide variety of fluid services usedin the process industries. Selection of materials, pipe, valves and fittings will be discussed. Participants are encouraged tobring a copy of the code (not included in course fees) to the session. For interested participants wishing to augment theirASME B31.3 Code knowledge, a 2-day "Advanced ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code " course is typically scheduledimmediately following this course (see event calendar for details).

Course Outline

Code Jurisdiction

How the Code is Organized

Fluid Service Categories

Pressure Design Calculations

Material Selection for General and Aggressive Service

Piping Reference Standards

Welding of Piping Systems

Heat Treatment

Examination, Inspection and Testing

Scheduled Events


02-Apr-13 Classroom Calgary $ 1695 CAD Register

18-Jun-13 Classroom Calgary $ 1695 CAD Register

26-Aug-13 Classroom Calgary $ 1795 CAD Register

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Introduction to ASME Section VIII Division 1 Pressure Vessel Code

Course Overview

This three day course will introduce participants to the ASME Section VIII, Division 1 code for Unfired Pressure Vessels. It wiprovide an understanding of the background of the overall ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, it organization, andapplicability. Basic design rules and formulas, materials, welding, fabrication, testing, certification and documentation will bediscussed. An extensive look into pressure vessel metallurgy, steel development and manufacturing will be done. Videos ofsteel making, clad manufacturing, and pressure vessels in fabrication will be presented. Sample design problems andfabrication issues will be addressed.

Course Outline

Purpose of the ASME Code

History of the ASME Code

Organization of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code

Materials, Specifications and their Selection

General Design Criteria (Code Section UG)

Specific Design of Shells, Heads, and Openings

Construction Techniques

Heat Treatment

Non Destructive Testing

Hydrostatic Testing

Documentation

The Authorized Inspection Agency and its Inspector

Welding Processes and their Application (Code Section UW)

Joint Efficiencies, Radiography

Fabrication Requirements (Code Section UCS)

Post Weld Heat Treatment

Low Temperature Operation

Forming Requirements

A look at Metallurgy, its history and development, Clad Steels

High Alloy Fabrication (Code Section UHA)

Vessel Design Exercises

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Introduction to Crude Oil Gathering and Processing

Course Overview

This two-day course is designed to familiarize participants with the basic aspects of crude oil production and the commonprocesses and equipment used in gathering and processing. This course is ideally suited to technical, operations andmaintenance personnel involved in oil gathering and processing who have had limited exposure in this area, or forprofessionals involved in other areas of the petroleum industry who require a comprehensive overview of oil gathering andprocessing.

Course Outline

Characteristics of Oil, Water and Gas Production

Sales Product Specifications

Fluid Flow - Pipelines

Fluid Flow - Pipelines

Vapor/Liquid Separation

Compression

Compression

Dehydration

Dehydration

Typical Oil Well Production Facilities

Inlet Separation and Free Water Knockout

Oil Treating

Storage Considerations

Water Handling and Distribution

Vapor Recovery

Utilities

Scheduled Events


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05-Feb-13 Classroom Houston $ 1595 USD Register

26-Feb-13 Classroom Calgary $ 1595 CAD Register

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