ASME B16.34 Valves

Course Description

This course offers intensive knowledge and experience in valves technology field considering all construction aspects such as materials, design, manufacturing, and testing.
The course presents the required practical information needed in daily work activities in engineering and production companies such as material serviceability, end preparation suitability, supplementary requirements and purchasing techniques.
Accreditation by ASME is granted in accordance with ASME international training policy.
The course is overseen and evaluated by the ASME regional presenters and instructors.
Equivalent to ASME standard PDH (Professional Development Hours),
This course is an integral component of the ASME professional program titled "Specialization Diploma in Piping and Pressure Vessels."
The course is classified under Course Category B in ASME professional program.
Upon not achieving a minimum score of 60% in the total course assessment, an attendance certificate will be issued to the candidate.

Distinguish different types of valves.
Select the suitable pressure temperature rating based on process considerations.
Apply ASME B16.34 considerations.
Read and review valves datasheet and fabrication drawings.
Review different required test procedures on different valves type.

Fundamental:

Intermediate:

Candidates with 3-5 years experience in the field.
Candidates will learn to apply their existing engineering knowledge and skills to problems.

Advanced:

Candidates with 5-10 years experience in the field.
Candidates will analyze and critique information about complex problems and newly emerging areas, includes mastery of skills, evaluation, management, and supervision.

live interactive instruction or online-instructor led

Five days 6 hours per day (30 PDH)