Through the use of 5 case studies each following batches of varying densities along a pipeline with 4 pump station, students learn to apply practical hydraulic principles. Some knowledge of hydraulics, hydraulic gradients, and centrifugal pump characteristics is a prerequisite. Introduction to Hydraulics combined with Equipment and Components provide the background needed for students who do not have the knowledge but would like to attend the course. For groups which have not already attended the Introduction to Hydraulics and Equipment and Components modules, and do not have the request background knowledge, 60 minutes and 43 slides can be added to provide students with the requisite background knowledge. Pipeline Organizations and People 15 slides 30 minutes Most pipelines are organized in one of several manners. This module explores these basic organization forms and the roles and responsibilities of the various positions. A must have for companies seeking to do business with pipeline companies. Abnormal Operations 39 slides 60 to 90 minutes Drawing on pipeline accident investigations conducted by the National Transportation Safety Board this course reviews past accidents in small working groups with are each assigned an accident to review. The small group reports back to the larger group which then discusses each accident in turn. Learning from these past situations prepares students to look into their assets and operations more closely to prevent accidents and respond appropriately when they must. US Oil Pipeline Regulations 259 slides 180 to 210 minutes This module is a detailed review of CFR Title 49, Part 195. Sections A through H and Appendices A through C are all discussed in detail. Those who need a thorough understanding of the safety regulations will find this module meets their needs.
Through the use of 5 case studies each following batches of varying densities along a pipeline with 4 pump station, students learn to apply practical hydraulic principles. Some knowledge of hydraulics, hydraulic gradients, and centrifugal pump characteristics is a prerequisite. Introduction to Hydraulics combined with Equipment and Components provide the background needed for students who do not have the knowledge but would like to attend the course. For groups which have not already attended the Introduction to Hydraulics and Equipment and Components modules, and do not have the request background knowledge, 60 minutes and 43 slides can be added to provide students with the requisite background knowledge. Pipeline Organizations and People 15 slides 30 minutes Most pipelines are organized in one of several manners. This module explores these basic organization forms and the roles and responsibilities of the various positions. A must have for companies seeking to do business with pipeline companies. Abnormal Operations 39 slides 60 to 90 minutes Drawing on pipeline accident investigations conducted by the National Transportation Safety Board this course reviews past accidents in small working groups with are each assigned an accident to review. The small group reports back to the larger group which then discusses each accident in turn. Learning from these past situations prepares students to look into their assets and operations more closely to prevent accidents and respond appropriately when they must. US Oil Pipeline Regulations 259 slides 180 to 210 minutes This module is a detailed review of CFR Title 49, Part 195. Sections A through H and Appendices A through C are all discussed in detail. Those who need a thorough understanding of the safety regulations will find this module meets their needs.
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