Piping Engineering
Like Kagira Drawing Solutions, our piping engineering program is designed to give mechanical engineers and diploma holders direct exposure to industry standards, real-time project drawings, 3D modeling tools (like AVEVA E3D/PDMS), and live case studies.
Module 1: Introduction to Piping Engineering
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Importance of piping in process industries
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Overview of P&ID and process flow
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Industry sectors: Oil & Gas, Power, Chemicals
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Role of a Piping Engineer in EPC Projects
Module 2: Pipe Components and Specifications
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Pipes, fittings, flanges, gaskets, bolts
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Valve types and selection criteria
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Piping material specification (PMS)
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ASME/ANSI/API codes and standards
Module 3: Piping Layout & Design Principles
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Equipment layout and nozzle orientation
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Pipe routing rules and methods
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GA drawing preparation
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Layout considerations for safety, space, and maintenance
Module 4: Isometric Drawings & BOM
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Isometric drawing from P&ID and layout
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Spool drawings and fabrication-level details
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Bill of Materials (BOM) generation
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Quality checks and error rectification
Module 5: Pipe Supports & Flexibility
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Pipe supports: types and location
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Stress concepts and expansion loops
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Basic flexibility and stress analysis principles
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Practical support drawings
Module 6: Piping Software Overview (Optional)
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Introduction to AVEVA E3D / PDMS
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Equipment & piping 3D modeling basics
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Clash checking and report generation
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Extracting drawings from 3D models
Module 7: Piping Codes, Safety & Standards
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Understanding ASME B31.3 / B31.1
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Wall thickness and pressure calculations
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Safety protocols in piping design
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Hydrotesting and commissioning overview
Module 8: Project-Based Learning
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Mini project on a piping system layout
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Drawing development from scratch
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Team coordination practices in real projects
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Final evaluation with expert review
Conclusion:
Our piping engineering course is more than a certification; it’s your bridge to real project experience, interview readiness, and job placement. Learn the right way, work with expert mentors, and start designing the future of process plants. Join today and become a piping engineer the industry needs.
