Training Packages:
AutoCAD 2D & 3D, 2. AutoPlant 3D, 3. PDMS 4. PDMS ADMINISTRATOR, 5.Plant design system – PDS, 6. Caesar II, 7. Auto pipe, 8.ANSYS, 9. Solid work, 10. HYSYS, 11. PRO II, 12. ChemCaD, 13. PIPESIM, 14.Pipephase, 15. OLGA/ PVT, 16. Primavera Project, 17. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), 18. Supervisory Controls and Data Acquisition (SCADA), 19. Website Development (Dynamic and Data Base), 20. Software Development (VB.Net)
Address: Suite 28, No 4 Irewole street,
Awosika B/S, Opebi Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria
Tel: 08133476558, 07085740887
Email: info@vogwconcept.com, vogwconcept50@gmail.com
website:
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Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects
Available Packages
Design (Drafting and Modelling)
11. AutoCAD 2D & 3D for drafting and modeling (Duration Min of 2 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
AUTOCAD 2D and 3D Modeling – Course CONTENTS
2. AutoPlant 3D (Autoplant P & ID, Autoplant Piping, Autoplant Equipment Autoplant Isometric) (Duration Min of 2 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
AutoPlant 3D (Autoplant P & ID, Autoplant Piping, Autoplant Equipment Autoplant Isometric
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
Auto plant 3D – COURSE CONTENTS
Module 1: Autoplant P & ID
Autoplant P & ID
Equipment process lines and control stations
Flow loop, valves, and instruments
Assemblies, equipment trim, flanges and arrow
Process manager and editing features
Module 2: Autoplant Piping
Autoplant Piping
Drawing and component setting
Component placing
Routing pipe and fitting
Database function
Drawing production
Generating a bill of materials
Routing 2D piping and fittings
Module 3: Autoplant Equipment
Autoplant Equipment
Equipment placement
Nozzle placement
Building equipment from primitives
Data operations
Report Generation
Module 4: Autoplant Isometric
Setting up the drawing
Components placement
Routing piping path
Dimension and annotation
Database operation and BOM
Auto – ISO
13. Piping and Plant design PDMS (Duration Min of 2 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
Piping and Plant design PDMS
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
PDMS – COURSE CONTENTS
Design: Equipment, piping, structural, access, stairs and ladder, cable trays for electrical and electronics &instrument engineers e.t.c
• PDMS Design Database Hierarchy
• Navigation in PDMS
• Creation of equipment and PDMS primitives
• Creation of vessels, pumps, heat exchangers
• Creation of platform & ladders
• Creation of pipe work
•Structural steelwork (column, beams, panels and plates, wall and floors) for civil and structural engineers
•ASL MODELLER (Access, stairs and ladder) for structural and civil engineers
The training will be based on ASME B31.3 &B31.4 CODE
• Introduction to PDMS administrator environment and review of PDMS design interface
1. Equipment modeling as per vendor data sheets.
2. Piping routing as per input given in P&ID.
3. Extraction of Isometrics using Isodraft.
4. 3D modeling of Equipment, Piping, Structures & Pipe Supports.
5. Piping Layout, Equipment Layout, Foundation Layout, Plans, Sections and Isometric Views from PDMS Draft.
6. Transform Piping layouts, Equipment layouts from PDMS Draft to AutoCAD as per clients deliverable requirements
7. Transform Piping layouts, from PDMS to Caesar II for static and Dynamic analysis as per client's deliverable requirements
8. Generating documents such as bulk MTO, reports nozzle schedule. Preparation of key plans, plot plans, sectional plot plans, equipment layouts & piping layout
e.t.c
14. PDMS ADMINISTRATOR (Duration Min of 4 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
PDMS ADMINISTRATOR
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
PDMS Administrator - CONTENTS
MODULE I
Introduction to PDMS administrator environment and review of PDMS design interface
9. Equipment modeling as per vendor data sheets.
10. Piping routing as per input given in P&ID.
11. Extraction of Isometrics using Isodraft.
12. 3D modeling of Equipment, Piping, Structures & Pipe Supports.
13. Piping Layout, Equipment Layout, Foundation Layout, Plans, Sections and Isometric Views from PDMS Draft.
14. Transform Piping layouts, Equipment layouts from PDMS Draft to AutoCAD as per clients deliverable requirements
15. Transform Piping layouts, from PDMS to Caesar II for static and Dynamic analysis as per client's deliverable requirements
16. Generating documents such as bulk MTO, reports nozzle schedule. Preparation of key plans, plot plans, sectional plot plans, equipment layouts & piping layout
Duration: 2 Days, minimum of 3 hours per lecture weekdays or weekends lectures available or customised to suite participants time frame.
MODULE II
Project Administration
Project setup, Configuring environment variables, Configuring admin element form, Querying the project, Access control, Backup activity, Database back tracking, Database merging, Replicate project, Database integrity checking, Project expunge, Reconfiguration, Administration databases, Model database relations, Database storage, database Extract etc.
Duration: 3 days in a week or one weekend, 3 hours per module for weekdays and minimum of 4 hours on weekends or can be customised to suite to participants’ time frame.
MODULE III
Catalogue & Specification (PARAGON)
Creating catalogue, Point set, Geometry set, Data set, Detail text, Material text, Connection compatibility tables, Creating a specification, Accessing an existing specification, Entering tabular data, Editing an existing specification, Copying a specification, Outputting a specification, etc
Duration: 3 days in a week or one weekend, 3 hours per module for weekdays and minimum of 4 hours on weekends or can be customised to suite to participants’ time frame
MODULE IV
Project Draft Administration
Layer creation, Sheet libraries, Symbol libraries, Label libraries, Isodraft symbol libraries, Style libraries, Representation rules, Drawlist library, Tagging rules, etc.
Duration: 3 days in a week or one weekend, 3 hours per module for weekdays and minimum of 4 hours on weekends or can be customised to suite to participants’ time frame
MODULE V
Lexicon: User defined attributes
Create and modify User Defined Attributes and User Defined Element Types, Group similar elements for administrative ease, Delete elements, View all available elements in a user-friendly Explorer window, Dictionary Explorer, current element editor, command window, creating elements, creating lexicon world, creating lexicon group.
Duration: 3 days in a week or one weekend, 3 hours per module for weekdays and minimum of 4 hours on weekends or can be customised to suite to participants’ time frame
MODULE VI
Introduction to Programmable Macro Language (PML)
Duration: A day, minimum of 3 hours, weekdays or weekends lectures available or customised to suite to participants’ time frame
15. Plant design system – PDS (Duration Min of 2 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
Pant design system – PDS
PDS – COURSE CONTENTS
1) PDS 3D Theory
2) MicroStation for PDS-3D
3) Creating Equipment Models with PDS-3D
4) Extracting Orthographic Drawings with PDS-3D
5) Creating Piping Models with PDS-3D
6) Clash Detection
7) Spec Writing for PDS- 3D
Writing Reports using PDS-3D
9) Electrical Raceway Modeling
E.t.c Plus other modules
Piping and structural Stress analysis
16. Piping stress analysis (Static and Dynamic state) Caesar II (Duration Min of 4 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
Piping stress analysis (Static and Dynamic state) Caesar II
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
Caesar II – COURSE CONTENTS
• Overview of CAESAR II functions and how to use the program
• Detailed, important modeling issues – bends, reducers, valves, rigid elements, and control parameters, non-linearity of restraints, connecting nodes, built-in databases and assorted modeling issues.
• Practical examples using CAESAR II; input, analysis & redesign
• Theory - Designing for sustained loads; support configuration issues,
• Spring hanger design, optimization of sustained loads.
• Practical example
• Theory - Designing for expansion loads; flexibility
• Practical Examples
Detailed problem solving of a complex model, including:
• Imposed thermal displacements
• Expansion joint modeling & evaluation
• Structural steel modeling
• Spring hanger design
• Combining steel with piping
• Problem Solving Workshop – detailed example where each student works independently, applying what is learned to solve a variety of stress and equipment load problems.
• Buried pipe modeling.
Introduction to Dynamic analysis
• Modes and mode shapes
• Modal analysis
• Spectral Analysis; Impact & Earthquake analysis Time History Analysis Harmonic loads & harmonic analysis
• Relief valve firing
• Example problems including:
• Mechanically induced vibration problems & solutions
• Flow induced vibration problem & solution
• Time History analysis and evaluation of impact load (steam hammer) with
• dynamic restraint (snubber)
• Spectral analysis of impact load (Relief valve firing )
• Earthquake analysis
Equipment Component and Compliance
• Intersection Stress Intensification Factors
• Bend Stress Intensification Factors
• WRC 107 Vessel Stresses
• WRC Bulletin 297
• Flange Leakage/Stress Calculations
• Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipelines, B31G
• Expansion Joint Rating
• Structural Steel Checks - AISC
• NEMA SM23 (Steam Turbines)
• API 610 (Centrifugal Pumps)
• API 617 (Centrifugal Compressors)
• API 661 (Air Cooled Heat Exchangers)
• Heat Exchange Institute Standard For Closed Feedwater Heaters
API 560 (Fired Heaters for General Refinery Services)
17. Auto pipe (Piping modeling and stress analysis) (Duration Min of 2 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
AUTO PIPE – COURSE CONTENTS (Piping modeling and stress analysis)
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
Creating a new system
Routing segment
Routing from the anchor to the tee
Adding a tee
Adjusting the view and completing the segment
Routing segment b
Routing from the branch and converting a point
Editing controls
Creating new points and using the copy/paste commands
Scaling, moving, and stretching
Inserting a support
Using the menu method to modify pipe properties
Modifying an existing pipe identifier
Selecting a range by pipe identifier
Modifying pipe properties across a range
Modifying pressure & temperature loads
Using the input grids to modify pipe properties
Modifying an existing pipe identifier (input grids)
Selecting a range by pipe identifier (input grids)
Modifying pressure & temperature loads (input grids)
Graphically reviewing pressure and temperature loads
Reviewing point properties
Assigning loads
Drag & drop insertion of concentrated load
Assigning thermal displacements to the anchors
Assigning static earthquake loads
Perform a static analysis
Graphical review of code stresses
Displaying load combinations
User defined load combinations
More non-code combinations
Interactive review
Design change
Selection of output results
Generating the report
Reviewing the report
Closing the report
Reviewing autoplant data
Converting a run point to a tee
Nozzle/vessel flexibility
Creating a new disconnected segment
Connecting to another segment
Frame overview
Creating a new autopipe frame model
Adding anchors to the frame
Viewing the frame model
Inserting the frame into a model
Opening the piping system
Inserting multiple run points
Automatic renumbering
Selecting support points
Inserting an autopipe model
Connecting the frame to pipe
Perform a static analysis
Code combinations overview
Defining combination options
Reviewing interactive displacement results
Reviewing displacement results (result grids)
Applying result filter criteria
Selecting combinations
Rotating equipment compliance
Reviewing code stress results
Reviewing code stress results (result grids)
Finite Element analysis
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
18. ANSYS (finite element stress analysis) (Duration Min of 4 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
ANSYS – COURSE CONTENTS
• Workbench – Mechanical Introduction
• Mechanical Structural Nonlinearities
• Introduction to CFX
• DesignModeler
• DesignXplorer 12.0
• Introduction to FLUENT
• Advanced Heat Transfer Topics
• ANSYS Meshing Application Introduction
• GAMBIT to DesignModeler and ANSYS Meshing Transition Course
• E.t.c
19. Solid work (finite element stress analysis) (Duration Min of 4 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
Solid work – COURSE CONTENTS
Introduction to FEA
Key concepts and principles
FEA and CAD modeling approaches
Boundary Conditions
Loads
Elements
Linear vs non-linear analysis
FEA using SolidWorks Simulation
Preprocessing
Analysis set up, Results visualization and post-processing
Meshing options
Mixed Meshing options
Adaptive Meshing
Loads and Restraints
Small vs. Large displacement
Linear static analysis of parts
2
Gaps/Contact and Advanced Assembly Analysis
Assemblies with special connectors and bolts
Frequency Analysis
Effect of In-plane loading on thin-walled structures
Linear Buckling Analysis
Heat Transfer: Conduction, Convection and Radiation
Thermal Stress Analysis with contacts
Drop Test
Optimization
Fatigue analysis (S-N curves, single/multiple invent formulations)
2D Simulations (plane stress, plane strain and axisymmetry)
Pressure vessel modulus
Simulation and Modeling
20. Simulation and Modeling (Steady and Dynamic state) HYSYS (Duration Min of 2 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
HYSYS. Simulation and Modeling (Steady and Dynamic state)
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
Aspen HYSYS – COURSE CONTENTS
(11. PRO II, 12. ChemCaD e.t.c)
Introduction to HYSYS Interface
• Flow sheeting
• Thermodynamic
• Column operations
• Reactions
• Basic environment
• Oil characterization environment
• Simulation environment
• Propane Refrigeration loop
• Refrigerated Gas Plant
• NGL Fractionation Train
• Gas Gathering
• Two-Stage Compression
• Acid Gas Sweetening with DEA
• Natural Gas Dehydration with TEG
• Reporting in Aspen HYSYS
HYSYS Dynamic Simulation
• Revision Of Steady State
• Basic Control Theory
• Pressure-Flow Relationship
• Transitioning From Steady State To Dynamics-Modifying The Steady State
• Sizing Unit Operations
• Using The Dynamics Assistant And Activating The Dynamic Mode
• Installing The Controllers (PID)
• Setting Up Strip Charts
• Running And Monitoring Dynamic Simulation.
• Advanced Dynamics
13. Pipeline simulation (PIPESIM) (Duration Min of 1week 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday
Pipeline simulation (PIPESIM)
14. Pipephase – simulation of steady-state pressure, temperature, and liquid holdup profiles in wells, flowlines, gathering systems (Duration Min of 1 week 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
Pipephase – simulation of steady-state pressure, temperature, and liquid holdup profiles in wells, flowlines, gathering systems
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
PIPEPHASE TRAINING - CONTENTS:
Understanding the Problem Description
-Building the Network
-Create New Simulation Window
-The fluid property data window
-Simulation description window
-Pipephase main window
-Entering Optimization Data
-Defining the design constraint
-Coefficients for objective function
-Decision variables
-Optimization data window
-NETOPT optimization Data
-Network Optimization Constraints Window
-Specifying Print Options
-Running the Simulation
-Viewing and Plotting Results
-Using the Result Access System (RAS) to Plot Results
-Including Operating Costs
e.t.c
Flow Assurance
15. OLGA/ PVT Sim – Flow assurance (Duration Min of 3 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
OLGA/ PVTsim – Flow assurance
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
Subjects to be covered are
• Compositional input to PVT simulators
• Equations of state
• C7+ characterization
• Simulation of PVT experiments
• Regression to PVT data
• Viscosity Models and Tuning to Viscosity Data
• Wax and Asphaltenes
• Water Salt and Inhibitors
• Gas Hydrates
Subjects to be covered are (Advance)
• Quality Check of Fluid compositions
• Equations of state (EOS) and Flash Calculations
• Common EOS for Multiple Fluids
• Viscosity Models and Tuning to Viscosity Data
• Wax formation and Deposition
• Asphaltene models
• Cubic EOS customized for Aqueous Mixtures
• Allocation
• Modeling of Gas Hydrate formation
• Gas Hydrate Kinetics
Reservoir Engineering PVT Course
Subjects to be covered are
• Compositional input to PVT simulators
• Equations of state
• C7+ characterization
• Simulation of PVT experiments
• Regression to PVT data
Subjects to be covered are (Advance)
• Basic multiphase production hydraulics and thermal issues
• Introduction to OLGA topology and basic assumptions
• Introduction to PVTsim
• Flow Assurance issues for oil and gas-condensate production
• Terrain slugging mitigation, hydrodynamic slugging and OLGA Slugtracking
• Shut-in, cool-down, start-up and depressurization of a well-flowline-riser configuration
• Building a simulation model with minimum info
• Gas condensate pipe-modeling - characteristic steady state behavior, pigging, turndown, ramp-up, three-phase flow, separator with level control
• and much more
Project Management
16. Project Management (Primavera/MS Project) (Duration Min of 4 days 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
PRIMAVERA/ MS PROJECT – COURSE CONTENTS:
Introduction, Navigating, Project Structure, Creating a Project, Creating a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), Creating Activity Codes, Adding Activities, Maintaining the Project Documents Library, creating Relationships, Scheduling Adding Constraints, formatting Data, Defining Resources, Assigning Resources and Costs, Analyzing Resources and Costs, Optimizing the Project Plan, Baselining the Project Plan, Project Execution and Control, Reporting Performance, Project Web Site
Automation
17. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) (Duration Min of 2 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
Programmable Logic Controller (PLCs) – COURSE CONTENTS
Overview of PLCs
Central Processing Unit
I/O System
Programming Terminals and Peripherals
Installation and Maintenance of PLCs
Relay Logic
Ladder Logic
Timers
Counters
MCR, JUMP, and FORCE Instructions
Sequencers
Data Transfer
Math Functions
Process Control
Data Communications
Number Systems and Codes
Digital Logic
Advanced Programming Languages
Robotics
PLC Programming software
Selection Criteria of PLC according to application
Introduction to field device (Input/output)
Ladder diagrams
Upload & Download
Fault finding & Trouble shooting
Types of I/P, O/P signal
Types of PLC (Classification)
Communication of SCADA
Sources sink Concept of PLC
Detail information about Local I/O’s and Remote I/O’s
Some terminology used in PLC (Scan time, Scan cycle, Redundancy, Response time)
Types of programming language
Hands on practical (LD/FBD)
Addressing format
NO/NC concept
Software operate (Upload, Download)
Troubleshooting and fault diagnostic of PLC
18. Supervisory Controls and Data Acquisition (SCADA) (Duration Min of 1 week 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)
Real life or dummy project(s) will be provided to test the participants’ ability to use the acquired skills to handle real life projects.
SCADA: Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition – COURSE CONTENTS
• Introduction to SCADA
• Making new Project
• Classification of SCADA
• Features of SCADA
• Difference between SCADA and HMI
• Making & Editing new graphic display
• Attaching controls to graphic objects
• Real time & Historical Trends
• Using alarms and Events
• Application of scripts
• Communication with PLC
• Communication with MS-Excel
• Net DDE Communication
• Fault finding & Troubleshooting
• Recipe management
• Security
Website and Software
19. Website Development (Dynamic and Data Base)
(Duration Min of 4 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
20. Software Development (VB.Net) (Duration Min of 8 weeks 3hours per lesson. Regular/Alternate or Sat/Sunday)
Software Development using VB.Net
Address: Suite 28, No 4 Irewole street,
Awosika B/S, Opebi Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria
Tel: 08133476558, 07085740887
Email: info@vogwconcept.com, vogwconcept50@gmail.com
website:
www.Vogwconcept.Com
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