Control Valve Masterclass : Design and Maintenance

Description

Dear Students,

Control Valves of various designs and applications are encountered nowadays throughout the Refinery, Petrochemical, Chemical, and Process Industry.

This course is designed to provide you with a complete understanding of the construction and functioning of control valves.

This course will help you understand what happens inside a control valve from a basic physics point of view. The discussion starts with fundamental laws of Physics like the Bernoulies Theorem, the Equation of Continuity, and critical valve phenomena like Cavitation, Flashing, Chocked Flow, etc are discussed. Tips and tricks for avoiding Cavitation and Flashing are also discussed.

Control designs like the selection of material, noise calculation, leakage classification are discussed with reference to International Standards like ASME, ASTM, API, etc. Control Valve Characteristics and differences between Installed and inherent characteristics are discussed in detail. Control Valve Sizing is also explained in a very simple yet detailed way.

The whole course is full of thumb rules and practical examples. As you go through the course, You will learn the practical knowledge that I have gathered through years of experience.

So with no further ado, check out the free preview videos and the curriculum and we look forward to seeing you in the first section.

Also remember, as an enrolled student you will have unlimited access to this material and one-on-one instructor support. So feel free to ask us for help in the Q&A section when needed. It will be our pleasure to help you and make sure you are learning valuable information with us.

Hope to see you there

What You Will Learn!

• Control Valve Types, Practical Selection Guide
• Control Valve Sizing
• Control Valve Material Selection Guide
• ASME B 16.34, ASTM Standard, API 6D, IEC 60534, FCI 70-2
• Control Valve Diagnostics and Maintenance Techniques
• Control Valve Interview Questions

Who Should Attend!

• Instrumentation Engineer, Process Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Automation Engineer
• Mechanical Engineer. Engineering Students, Technicians
• Sales and Marketing Professionals dealing with valves

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