Piping Flange Fundamentals (NV)
Discover the fundamentals of pipe flanges: critical elements in piping systems!
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You will encounter pipes and joints even if you are not working in an engineering related industry. Fluids must move within piping systems in a safe and efficient manner, and it is pipes, joints, and valves, that allow this to occur. But what are joints?
A joint can be welded, screwed, or bolted. This course covers the topic of bolted joints within piping systems. Specifically, you will learn about flanges, gaskets, and fasteners, which are the essential components of bolted joints.
This is an ideal course for anyone working in the Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, or Chemical Engineering industries, but it is also useful for any working engineer (flanges are everywhere!).
The course is suitable for people just starting their career, or as an efficient refresher for old hands.
The course comes with a downloadable PDF handbook and downloadable Quiz Booklet.
You can claim your certificate after completing the online quiz.
So, what are you waiting for? Start learning about flanges now!
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Identify and explain different types of flanges and their terminology and nomenclature.
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Explain the different piping codes, standards, and specifications that are used in engineering industries.
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Explain the different pressure classes and how they impact piping systems.
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Explain the different types of flange faces, surfaces, and serrations.
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Identify and describe different types of fasteners used in bolted joints.
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Identify and describe different types of non-destructive testing methods used in piping systems.
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Understand the essential role of bolted joints within piping systems.
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Describe the function of flanges and how they work within piping systems.
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Identify different types of pipes, pipe ends, nominal pipe sizes, and pipe schedules.
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Describe the different materials used to create flanges and their properties.
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Describe the types of gaskets used in piping systems and their properties.
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Describe different types of welds used in piping systems.
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Understand the importance of safe and efficient piping systems in engineering industries.
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Engineers working in the Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, or Chemical Engineering industry
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Anyone working in the engineering industry
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Experienced engineers who want to refresh their knowledge
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Piping Flange Fundamentals (NV) Introduction7 lessonsIntroductionBolted, Threaded and Welded JointsFlange TerminologyExpansion JointsFlange ConstructionHow Flanges WorkBasic Flange Math
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Flange Defining Factors1 lessonFlange Defining Factors
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The Need for Standardisation4 lessonsThe Need for StandardisationRegulatory OrganisationsInsuranceCodes, Standards and Specifications
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Pipes and Piping11 lessonsPipes and PipingPiping SystemsPipe TypesPipe EndsPipe Sizing HistoryNominal Pipe Size (NPS)Diameter Nominal (DN)Larger Pipe SizesPipe Wall ThicknessSchedule (SCH)Flange Schedule
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Defining A Flange10 lessonsDefining A FlangeFlange Pressure ClassFlange Pressure Class ExamplesDetermining Pressure ClassPressure Class TablesPressure Class Table ExamplesFlange Pressure Class EffectsFlange DimensionsFlange Material SelectionFlange Materials
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Flange Faces5 lessonsFlange FacesPlain Face/Flat Face (FF)Raised Face (RF)Ring-Type Joint (RTJ)Flange Face Summary
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Flange Face Surfaces6 lessonsFlange Face SurfacesSurface FinishSmooth Flange Surface FinishSerrated Flange SurfacesConcentric Circular Groove SurfacesSpiral Groove Surfaces
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Roughness and Surface Finish2 lessonsRoughness and Surface FinishRoughness Average (Ra)
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Gaskets and Sealing Agents6 lessonsGaskets and Sealing AgentsGasketsSoft GasketsHard GasketsComposite GasketsScrew Thread Sealing Agents
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Nuts and Bolts7 lessonsNuts and BoltsBolting CriteriaBoltsNutsWashersBolting ProcedureAlignment
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Flange Types11 lessonsFlange TypesWeldsNon-Destructive Testing (NDT)Welding Neck FlangeSlip-on FlangeSocket Weld FlangeLap Joint Flange (LJF)Threaded FlangeBlind FlangeFlange Types SummarySpecial Flange Types
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Final Thoughts2 lessonsFinal ThoughtsFinal Quiz
60 Quiz
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Resources1 lessonHandbook PDF
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