Vibration in piping systems can lead to premature fatigue and even rupture. The aim of this training course is to provide an understanding of vibration problems in piping systems, and to present current screening and assessment methods.
Vibration-Induced Pipework Failure
General Training
Duration: 3 days (21 hours)
Price: 2 300€
Participant Profile
• Project Engineers
• Specialized Engineers (HSE, mechanical, structural, piping)
• Support services (maintenance, operation)
Prerequisites
• Basic knowledge of vibration
• Basic knowledge of facilities with piping (O&G, nuclear industry, etc)
Sessions
• 27-29 March 2024
• 25-27 September 2024
No more than 12 people per session
Evaluation – Award
• Questionnaire in the form of a quiz
• Certificate of achievement
Goals
- Apprehend piping vibration issues
- Understand current screening & assessment methods for potentially critical lines
- Differentiate theoretical methods for calculating ‘Likelihood of Failure (LOF)
- Define what constitutes ‘good practice’ for avoiding vibration-induced fatigue problems
- 3rd day: Perform dynamic calculations
Program
- Piping vibrations: causes & consequences
- The Energy Institute Guidelines approach
- FIV – turbulence, AIV, other vibration sources
- Instrumentation & basic measurement techniques
- In-depth measurements & predictive techniques
- Detection of problems
- Modeling and dynamic calculations
- Case studies
Presented by
Rémi SALANON
Loïc ANCIAN
Registration / cancellation up to 15 days before each session.
Training material & lunches included.
Based on case studies, alternating theory & application exercises.
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All of our sessions are based on concrete cases from almost 40 years of experience in all industrial sectors