Hot Tapping In Pipeline and Piping Industries - ENGLISH
Professional Engineering
1:59:17
Description
Connecting a new Piping system to an existing one without interruption, Shutdown or Production loss
What You'll Learn?
- will understand and gain solid knowledge about all aspects pertaining Hot tapping
- will gain knowledge on Safety assessments and Hazard identification for Hot tapping
- will to perform a feasibility study for Hot tapping
- will be able to make a proper Hot tap designs
- will understand welding sequences of Hot tap Fittings into Live Piping, Pipeline and equipment
Who is this for?
What You Need to Know?
More details
DescriptionHot tapping is the technique of attaching mechanical or welded branch fitting to pipeline, piping or equipment in service while while it is under pressure or has been depressurized but has not been cleared for conventional construction method.  , and creating an opening in that pipeline, piping or equipment by drilling or cutting a portion of the pipeline, piping or equipment within the attached fitting.
Hot tapping is usually performed when it is not feasible, or it is impractical, to take the equipment, Pipeline or Piping out of service, or to purge or clean it by conventional methods.
The decision should only be made whenÂ
(1) continuity of service is essential,Â
(2) shutdown of the system is impractical,Â
(3) documented procedures are followed,
(4) special equipment is used which will provide effective protection for employees.
A hot tap connection can often be safely made without interfering with the process operation.
Hot-tapping is potentially hazardous and therefore should only by undertaken when shown to be technically feasible and to offer a clear advantage over alternatives.
This advantage may be economic and, in some situations, the safety and environmental risks may be less than those associated with more conventional methods.
Who this course is for:
- Professional Process, Piping, Pipeline, Inspection Engineers and Plant Operations
- Fresh Graduated Engineers who want to be updated with Specialized engineering applications
- Engineers who work in construction Field
Hot tapping is the technique of attaching mechanical or welded branch fitting to pipeline, piping or equipment in service while while it is under pressure or has been depressurized but has not been cleared for conventional construction method.  , and creating an opening in that pipeline, piping or equipment by drilling or cutting a portion of the pipeline, piping or equipment within the attached fitting.
Hot tapping is usually performed when it is not feasible, or it is impractical, to take the equipment, Pipeline or Piping out of service, or to purge or clean it by conventional methods.
The decision should only be made whenÂ
(1) continuity of service is essential,Â
(2) shutdown of the system is impractical,Â
(3) documented procedures are followed,
(4) special equipment is used which will provide effective protection for employees.
A hot tap connection can often be safely made without interfering with the process operation.
Hot-tapping is potentially hazardous and therefore should only by undertaken when shown to be technically feasible and to offer a clear advantage over alternatives.
This advantage may be economic and, in some situations, the safety and environmental risks may be less than those associated with more conventional methods.
Who this course is for:
- Professional Process, Piping, Pipeline, Inspection Engineers and Plant Operations
- Fresh Graduated Engineers who want to be updated with Specialized engineering applications
- Engineers who work in construction Field
User Reviews
Rating
Professional Engineering
Instructor's Courses
Udemy
View courses Udemy- language english
- Training sessions 21
- duration 1:59:17
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2024/04/15
