Description
Process valves are critical components in various industries such as oil and gas, chemical, petrochemical, and power generation. They control the flow of fluids and gases through pipelines and process systems, and are essential for maintaining safe and efficient operations. Regular maintenance of process valves is essential for ensuring their safe and efficient operation.
Introduction to Process Valves Operational Mechanism & Maintenance (PVCOMM) Level 1 covers Valves Classification, Valves Categorization Based on Motion, Methods of Controlling Flow through a Valve, Basic Parts of the Valve, Internal Parts of the Valve, Material Selection, ASTM Materials for Bodies and Bonnets, P&IDs Symbols, On-Off Service, Throttling (Regulating), Prevention of Back Flow, Pressure Control (Control Valve), Valves Maintenance & Steps, Proactive Approach to Valve Maintenance, Valve Failure Analysis, Valve Problem Classification Levels, Primary & Secondary Problems Responsible for Removal of Valves, Valve Maintenance Strategies and more.
PVCOMM Level 1 is meant for engineers and other professionals involved in the operation of equipment containing pressure safety valves and/or regulators and those switching careers.
Course Outlines
What does Valves Do?
How they Do It?
Valves Classification
Valves Categorization
Valves Categorization Based on Motion
Methods of Controlling Flow through a Valve
Basic Parts of the Valve
Internal Parts of the Valve
Material Selection
Valve End Connections
ASTM Materials for Bodies and Bonnets
P&IDs Symbols
On-Off Service
Throttling (Regulating) Service
Prevention of Back Flow
Pressure Control (Control Valve)
Introduction to Valves Maintenance
Valves Maintenance Steps
What is Proactive Approach to Valve Maintenance
Why Proactive Maintenance
Valve Failure Analysis
Valve Problem Classification Levels
Hydrocarbon Release & Valve Types
Hydrocarbon Release & Operational Causes
Primary & Secondary Problems Responsible for Removal of Valves
Valve Maintenance Strategies
Technical Support References
Ref 1: Types of Valves For Piping in Oil & Gas
Ref 2: How Gate Valves Work
Ref 3: How Ball Valves Work
Ref 4: How Swing Check Valves Work
Ref 5: How Butterfly Valves Work
Ref 6: How Plug Valves Work
Ref 7: How Diaphragm Valves Work
Ref 8: Pressure Relief Valves: Direct Acting and Pilot Operated
Ref 9: Relief Valve Basics
Ref 10: How Solenoid Valves Work
Ref 11: Control Valve Types
Ref 12: Control Valve Maintenance
Ref 13: Fundamentals on valve selection
Ref 14: Valve Inspection with JSA
Ref 15: Valve Maintenance & Repair with JSA
Ref 16: Globe Valve Maintenance
Ref 17: Repair leaking Gate Valve Stem
Ref 18: Valve Replacement
Assessment
Participant underpinning knowledge of inspection and maintenance of pressure safety valves shall be accessed with short answer multiple-choice questionnaire and case studies at the conclusion of the course.
Outcome
Participants will gain an understanding and increased knowledge of inspection and maintenance of pressure safety valves at level 1. Increased confidence and experience to troubleshoot and resolve all issues being faced with equipment employing pressure safety valves. In addition; increased capability to contribute to organizational growth through machine longevity and reduced operational and maintenance costs.
Professional Certificate
Issued directly by Chess Subsea Engineering Europe.
How to Register
Click here to download registeration booklet on msword and email completed booklet to info@chesssubseaengineering.org directly.