Training purpose selection is required.
Training plan selection is required.
This course is designed for engineers, supervisors and foremen with 1-5 year experience and is a vital lesson for their understanding of past industry pressure control failure and their consequences and future prevention.
As part of this two-day course, students involved in the design, operations or construction of gas piping systems will review previous gas industry incidents and learn the factors involved in past mistakes in order develop strategies to mitigate over pressurization.
Through close examination of actual past incidents, the course, as related to overpressure mitigation, will include:
- Federal Code requirements
- Review of basic control and monitoring systems.
- Close review of Incidents, NTSB Investigations, Recommendations
- Regulator Control Lines
- Operation of manual bypass valves
- MAOP Considerations
- Operator Qualifications
- Gas Main Abandonment
- Gas Main Tie-ins
- Uprating (beyond Subpart K)