Description
Piping Material Specification is one of the most important deliverable from Piping Discipline. it becomes basis for so many other deliverables from various departments. This document covers minimum requirements for various piping materials necessary for the design of the piping/ pipeline. The Piping Specification (abbreviated.. Pipe Spec) is a document prepared during the design phase of any project. It provides the appropriate selection, specification and material grade of pipe and piping components for a given service. Piping Specifications define application design and construction rules and requirements for piping components as flanges, elbows, tees, valves etc. All Piping Material Class Specification must have a front cover with a written section containing the following: Document Title. Document Number along with Revision history. Name of Responsible person, checker, approver along with creation date. Contents in Tabular or properly arranged format. This course is organized in such a way so that even the beginners can understand the basics and start implementing the knowledge in their live project. A lot of concepts & fundamentals are explained in such a way that it is very easy to digest & learn. In this course following modules shall be covered: Following Modules have been covered in this coursePipeDimensional StandardsEnd ConnectionsThicknessDesign/Material StdUnderstanding the Pipe Basics in detail: What is PipePipe SchedulePlastic pipesJacketed pipesInteresting FactsEnd ConnectionsSocket WeldedButt WeldedThreaded JointsFlange JointsPipe Thicknessvarious inputs requiredSource of InputsVarious ASTM StandardsPT rating conceptAllowable stresses, Thickness calculationsLine conditions given in Line listDimensional Standards: What is Dimensional StdDimensional Std for: Metallic PipesNon-Metallic PipesASME 36.10 in DetailDesign & Material Standards: ClassificationCarbon SteelLow Temp Carbon SteelStainless SteelAlloy SteelsASTM StandardsDetails of 9 ASTMDont miss to look into other Parts (upto 10), to understand the whole deliverable in detail.
