Process Plant Layout & Piping Design - Complete Guide

What you'll learn
Learn the best practices in Process Plant Layout and Design
Learn the importance of having a Good Process Plant Layout & Design
Understand the importance of multi-disciplinary team effort
13 Points which make a Good plant layout design
Salient Skills and Qualities of a Good Plant Layout Designer
Terminology and Fundamental aspects of process plants, plant layout and piping design.
Procedures and workflow methods used in plant layout and piping design.
Creating P&ID in Autodesk Plant 3D
Creating 3D models in Autodesk Plant 3D
Creating Isometrics and Report generation
Exporting from Autodesk Plant 3D into Cinema 4D
Creating Animations and video renderings in CINEMA 4D
Requirements
Basic knowledge of Chemical unit operations.
Ability to navigate Autodesk Plant 3D interface strongly recommended.
Ability to navigate Cinema 4D.
Description
Process Plant Layout & Piping Design covers the terminology and concepts needed for equipment layout within the process plant and the building of a complete process. In this course you will learn the importance of equipment placement, spacing and orientation. You will also get practical skills in P&ID generation, plant layout & pipe routing using a 3D software.
Process Plant Layout & Piping Design covers the terminology and concepts needed for equipment layout within the process plant and the building of a complete process. In this course you will learn the importance of equipment placement, spacing and orientation. You will also get practical skills in P&ID generation, plant layout & pipe routing using a 3D software.
Besides the needed theoretical knowledge about Process Plant Layout, you will have a unique chance to learn the practical use of AutoCAD Plant 3D software as a 3D modeling tool for Process Plant Layout design. You will be able to develop Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs), Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs), Plot layouts and 3D models with proper project documentation. At the end of this course you should be able to;
• Understanding the terminology & fundamental aspects of process plants, plant layout and piping design.
• Plant layout fundamentals
• Procedures and workflow methods used in plant layout and piping design.
• Skills & Qualities needed in Process Plant Layout and Piping Design.
• Principles of a good plant layout
• Chemical Equipment used in Process Plant Layout
• Basics of PFDs, Plot Plans & P&IDs.
• Introduction to AUTODESK PLANT 3D in Plant Layout & Piping Design.
• Generation of PFDs, P&IDs, 3D Structures, Equipment and 3D pipe routing in Autodesk Plant 3D
• Report generation in AP3D
• 3D Visualization - Linking AP3D and Cinema 4D
If you are new to process plant layout and piping design discipline in Oil & Gas Industry or Chemical Processing Industry don't worry anymore we have you covered in this course, I will first introduces you to the fundamentals of Process Plant Layout, Procedures & Workflow methods, Principles of a Good Plant Layout Design and Skills & Qualities you need for becoming a Good Plant Layout Designer followed by a series of step-by-step practical demonstrations in using Autocad Plant 3D and Cinema 4D (3D Modeling,3D animation &3D Rendering Software).
This course mainly focuses on the most significant elements of Chemical Engineering, Petrochemical Engineering, Petroleum refining, Mechanical Engineering and Process Engineering that should be known by experts in the Oil& Gas Industry including Chemical and Process Engineers and those who are interested in this field. Never mind if you have no experience in AutoCAD Plant 3D or Cinema 4D softwares, you will be equally capable of understanding everything and you will finish the course with total mastery of the subject.
NB: You are strongly encouraged to follow through the demonstrations and repeat the practicals on their own computers.
· 1st part is Introduction Theory. (25%)
· 2nd part is Practical sessions. (75%)
Who this course is for
Chemical Engineering professionals
Process Engineering professionals
Plant Layout Designers
Petrochemical Engineering specialists
Mechanical Engineering specialists
Beginners who have never used AutoCAD Plant 3D before
Beginners who have never used CINEMA 4D before
Intermediate or advanced AutoCAD Plant 3D students who want to improve their skills even more!
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