Process Design Engineering

Process Plant means an industrial occupancy where materials, including flammable liquids, combustible liquids or Class 2 gases, are produced or used in a process. Process plant industry covers a wide spectrum of industries like Oil & Gas Production, Chemical, Nuclear Fuel Processing, Petroleum Refining, Gas Supply, Electricity Generation, Steel, Water & Sewerage, Food & Dring Industry. The Program focusses on Process Equipments, Layout, Piping Design, Plot Plans & Isometrics for Process Plant Engineering with Practical Examples.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

• Basic design requirements based on the types of plants / projects.
• Introduction to PFD, P&ID and PDS of equipments.
• Relevant Codes and Standards used in industry.
• Development of PFD: Process & Utility.
• Mass and Energy balance - Design Basis, Sample Calculations and Utility Sizing.
• Interlocks, Control Philosophy, Valves Selection and sizing, Safety valves sizing.
• Development of P&ID: Process and Utility, Line Sizing & Pressure Drop Calculations.
• Pump Selection and sizing.
• Heat Exchanger Design (Thermal Design).
• Distillation Column Design.
• Available Software used in industry and their applications.

Topics to be Covered in Workshop

• Introduction about Process Design
• How to use Industry based Process Design & Simulation Software like ASPEN Hysis or UNISIM
• Case studies:

           1. Atmospheric Crude Tower using Oil Assay Data
           2. Production of Synthesis Gas
           3. Dehydration Natural Gas using TEG
           4. Sour Water Stripper Column 
           5. Propane Refrigeration Cycle

Eligibility: Chemical, Oil & Gas, Production Engineering Branch Students. Students entering into 2nd Year to Final Year Students can participate in this training Program. However students from any branch can participate in this training program.

Certification Policy:

• Certificate of Merit for all the workshop participants.
• Certificate of Coordination for the coordinators of the campus workshops

Duration: 5 Days - The duration of this workshop will be five consecutive days, with 6-7 hour session each day.