ASME B16.34 Valves Construction Standard and Valve Technology

knowledge and experience in valves technology field considering all construction aspects such as materials, design, manufacturing, and testing. The course presents the required practical information needed in daily work activities in engineering and production companies such as material serviceability, end preparation suitability, supplementary requirements and purchasing techniques.

Course Level

Fundamental level

Fundamental: covers concepts and skills in the topic being studied (Usually 0-3 years in the field)

Intermediate: Individuals with some engineering experience will learn to apply their existing engineering knowledge and skills to problems (Usually 3-5 years in the field)

Advanced: Participants analyze and critique information about complex problems or newly emerging areas, includes mastery of skills, evaluation, management, and supervision. (Usually over 5-10 years in the field)

Participant evaluations

Points

Frequent

Exercise sheets

one exercise sheet per week for online instructor led method.

one exercise sheet per two days for live interactive instruction method

Case study/ final exam

Final course integrated case study will be submitted at the end of the course and/or final exam (MCQ)

The above plan can be modified as required

Audience

Piping engineers, pipeline engineer, construction engineers, maintenance engineers, production engineers, process engineers, mechanical engineers.

Course objectives

At the end of this course the participant should be able to,

Distinguish different types of valves
Select the suitable pressure temperature rating based on process considerations
Apply ASME B16.34 considerations
Read and review valves datasheet and fabrication DWGs
Review different required test procedures on different valves type

Course contents

Course equivalent ASME standard PDH = 25 Hr.

6 DAYS for live interactive instruction method OR
8 lectures, twice per week for online instructor led method
5 hours	Classifications of valves Types & sub types of valves Introduction to ASME B16.34 & B16.10	Delivery Method: Presentation Discussion Exercise sheets Case study Final exam
5 hours	Pressure–Temperature Ratings. API valves standards (600, 602, 6D, etc.…) Material specifications and selection
5 hours	Valves fabrication and manufacturing methods Valves design and specifications Pipeline valves requirements
5 hours	valves considerations & serviceability for: Gate, Globe, ball, check & butterfly Valves purchasing techniques valves supplementary specifications based on engineering companies
5 hours	valves tests & inspection methods acceptance criteria of different tests Discussion and case study demonstrating engineering deliverables on recent project

Notes:

The course is developed and accredited by ASME certified regional instructor based on ASME international training policy
The Course is equivalent to ASME standard PDH = 25 Hr.
The course is a part of ASME professional program “specialization diploma in piping and pressure vessels”
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