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Currency |
Individual Pricing Per Person |
Duration* |
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PEEL086 |
E-Learning |
EUR |
280 |
20 hours |
*– Duration is an estimated minimum based on number of slides, audio comments, number of quizzes and exercises.
About this Training
This training program introduces the application of ASME B31.12 to hydrogen piping and pipeline systems, with emphasis on code structure, hydrogen-related design considerations, materials selection, inspection, testing, operation and maintenance requirements.
The course is delivered 100% online and on-demand, allowing participants to study at their own pace. Instructor support will be provided through the consultation forum on the Virtual Campus. Participants will have 90 days of access to the platform.
Course Outline
This module covers the main technical aspects required to understand hydrogen piping and pipeline systems according to ASME B31.12 and complementary engineering criteria related to materials, design, construction, inspection and operation.
Participants will learn how to navigate the code structure, understand the influence of hydrogen properties on piping and pipeline design, compare ASME B31.12 with related ASME B31 codes, and review the main requirements applicable to industrial piping and pipeline systems.
The course also includes practical examples, conceptual questions, technical explanations, code-based design criteria and lessons learned based on industrial piping and pipeline applications.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the ASME B31 code framework and the role of ASME B31.12 within piping and pipeline applications
- Identify key hydrogen properties affecting the design and integrity of piping systems
- Interpret the structure of ASME B31.12, including General Requirements, Industrial Piping and Pipelines sections
- Compare relevant aspects of ASME B31.3, ASME B31.8 and ASME B31.12
- Recognize materials suitable for hydrogen service and understand embrittlement-related risks
- Apply basic design criteria for hydrogen industrial piping, including wall thickness, welding and components
- Understand prescriptive and performance-based design approaches for hydrogen pipelines
- Evaluate considerations for new pipelines and reconversion of existing natural gas pipelines to hydrogen service
- Identify inspection, testing, operation and maintenance requirements according to the code
- Use mandatory and non-mandatory appendices for specific technical applications
This course is intended for:
- Graduates or soon-to-be graduates in engineering or technical disciplines
- Piping and pipeline designers involved in hydrogen or industrial process systems
- Engineers working in calculation, design, selection or specification of piping systems
- Technicians, freelancers and professionals involved in manufacturing, inspection, safety, quality or maintenance
- Professionals seeking an introduction to ASME B31.12 and hydrogen service requirements
Prerequisite
Previous knowledge of ASME B31.12 or hydrogen piping systems is not required. A general technical background in mechanical engineering, piping, pipelines, industrial equipment or process systems will help participants follow the course content more effectively.
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The course is self-paced and available 24/7 through the Virtual Campus. The methodology is based on technical explanations, study notes, summary videos, conceptual questions and practical examples. The training follows a “learn by doing” approach, with no scheduled live sessions.
Your expert course instructor is a Senior Mechanical Engineer with a focus in management and more than 31 years of experience in the design, calculation and fabrication of piping systems and equipment.
Throughout his career, he has been involved in the full equipment lifecycle, from initial conception of piping and static equipment, through delineation, design, calculation, purchasing support, vendor documentation approval and commissioning. His project experience includes work for major international clients such as SHELL, EXXON, REPSOL, CHEVRON, GALP, CEPSA, TUPRAS and SAUDI ARAMCO.
In addition to his technical expertise, he has extensive experience delivering specialist training in both classroom and online formats. He has conducted more than 50 training courses for institutions and in-company programmes, with courses designed for graduates, designers, engineers and experienced professionals.
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