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Mastering Industrial Piperack Design: Layout, Loads & Analysis

Categories Add on, ASME, Civil, EPCLAND, Layout, Piping
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What I will learn?

  • Master Industrial Piperack Layout strategies, including critical dimensions and the "No Flat Turns" routing rule.
  • Navigate global Structural Engineering codes including ASCE 7, AISC 360, and PIP (Process Industry Practices).
  • Perform manual Load Analysis for Dead, Operating, and Hydro-Test conditions (including "Large Bore Logic").
  • Calculate Lateral Forces such as Wind loads, Transverse Friction, and Longitudinal Anchor loads.
  • Understand Steel Design anatomy: Strutted vs. Unstrutted systems, bracing rules, and connection details.
  • Apply Civil Engineering checks for Serviceability (Deflection L/240) and Structural Adequacy.

Course Curriculum

Fundamentals of Piperack Design

  • The Main Artery: Layout Strategy & Dimensions
    05:00
  • Codes, Standards & Material Specifications
    05:00

Comprehensive Load Analysis

Structural Design & Verification

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  • Level
    Intermediate
  • Duration
    1 hour
  • Last Updated
    January 30, 2026
  • Enrollment validity
    Enrollment validity: Lifetime
  • Certificate
    Certificate of completion

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Material Includes

  • Video Lectures

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of Civil/Structural engineering concepts.
  • Familiarity with industrial plants (Oil & Gas/Refinery context) is helpful but not required.
  • No specific software (STAAD/SAP2000) is required; this course focuses on the concepts and math behind the software.

Tags

ASCE 7 Industrial Structures Steel Civil Engineering Load Analysis Piperack Design Structural Engineering

Target Audience

  • Civil & Structural Engineers working in the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) sector.
  • Piping Designers who want to understand the structural constraints of their layouts.
  • Plant Engineers responsible for the maintenance and expansion of existing facilities.
  • Engineering Students aiming for a career in Oil & Gas / Petrochemical design.

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