Fundamental Design Guidelines for Pipe Routing - Part 1

[@pymedaca3130]

Pipe Routing is the most important skill for Piping Design Engineer. It important to see from the perspective of a design engineer inorder to design a piping system. This course would help to become one. Course link : pymedaca.com/courses/pipe-routing/

[@ShiviSingh-tz1go]

I Can't tell how crisp , accurate and full of industry examples was this video. Need hundreds of these videos on every topic. Pls keep up the excellent work. I already subscribed.

[@rajaninathparab2561]

THNKS SIR

[@RK-xp9oy]

*Without wasting time* , I liked and subscribed 😁 Others just read text book datas in the name of piping Engineering vidoes, rarely saw such a good content video wherein practical requirements been shared. Please keep post this kind of vidoes.

[@mohsinshaikh1613]

Very good explaination thanks make video on equipment layout spacing

[@sen-ow7ub]

You are giving very wonderful explanations I definitely remember that this is an important video in the field of piping.I think the problem people who work in the piping industry have is that they lack basic knowledge since they do not create the opportunity and do not know . who work in piping field for many years without further strengthening themselves about the basics. That is the reality. All the people who watch this video of yours will definitely strengthen their skills in the field of piping and no one will have any alternative opinion on. Your video will be of great help to everyone to improve their knowledge Thank you so much for doing such a great job through your site

[@santhoshdurai2752]

Thank sir piping routing much easier to understand this videos

[@sen-ow7ub]

I do not miss your videos at all times when I have time I definitely watch it to strengthen myself

[@perdaynew9950]

Wow this is really helpful can you make mouch more for pipe route with more detail...

[@prakashwabale61]

Very good presentation, easy to understand. Below comments self says your are very good trainer. That's your achivement sir.

[@mechanosys]

keep it up, nice video for self studies in piping engineering.

[@carlocarlo9118]

can you please check this video words since there are spelling mistakes and also you should improve your accent and pronunciation similar to the british. apart from that looks ok.

[@pymedaca3130]

Sure. Ll be corrected in the coming videos

[@aamirshaikh9913]

Thank you sir for informative video

[@yelin808]

very good presentation i got lots of information from your vedios, thanks

[@Chief_Eagle_Dropping]

Watching your video, your example of loops going into a pump. The balance of a pump is very important,, we often need to provide some flexibility to a pump suction to prevent undue loads. I'm not so sure that I agree with you, my name shall not be shared but I'll suggest that I manage the largest Piping Engineering & Design group in North America. I will still thumbs up your video and leave you with a question. Which way does a temporary strainer go into a system and why? Please answer without looking it up. I lived and worked in Gurgaon for quite some time.......I really appreciate you taking the time to post this video to advance the knowledge

[@pymedaca3130]

Thanks for complimenting. The point is should not provide loops which would disturb the gravity flow and moreover upward loop ll become a place for vapour accumulation which is not good for suction due to cavitation issue. Flexibility loop is required only if the nozzle load goes high. Strainer should be near to pump suction nozzle and it should be accessible for maintenance.

[@shreyasrami4044]

Can you suggest a book specially for piping routing......????

[@pymedaca3130]

There is no books in the world. My course is the only gateway to learn routing. pymedaca.com/courses/

[@rukeshorp7013]

Thanks for explaining nicely sir. Can you please make a video for calculating the pressure drop in the pipe.

[@akashkesar3563]

New topic ma video upload karta raho Aur accha laga aap ka kaam

[@nravimec]

thanks for the videos its really good information. once again thanks

[@pymedaca3130]

My pleasure!

[@gouravpandit007]

Excellent explanation 👌👍 thanks alot.

[@AbhishekKumar-tb6vv]

Hindi mai v video upload kijye sir ok

[@custodiosantos8384]

Thank you for sharing this information

[@dipanshukaushik8229]

Hii Subhash Sir first of all thanks for your support towards us .I'm very happy that I subscribed your channel and I gone through your videos one by one it's very well explained on each points of view for our oil and gas industry. Waiting for your upcoming to upgrade ourselves... Once again thanks alot 🙏🙏

[@akshayprajapati8509]

How to do line routing study from P&ID please make detail video on it. It will help us

[@pymedaca3130]

Sure i will. However, conceptually the requirements are same as mentioned in this video. This requirement applies to all layouts.

[@jeyanthpriya9662]

sir its very help full sir pls do more videos and also do E3d software piping tuturial sir

[@pymedaca3130]

Hi Jeyanth, I ll try my best to put more videos in piping. But I don't have expertise in E3D, so I may not be able to do tat.

[@bikz27]

Thanks a lot. God bless you for your work. You are helping a lot of people become better professionals.

[@prabhus5402]

Nice information sir

[@SatyaanarayanaBhimawarapuu]

Thank you sir

[@pavantidke8582]

Best explanation 🔥🔥🔥

[@mkuarr1981]

Sir Please make a video on heat exchanger piping with pfd and p&I'd ,unit layout

[@هقهقهقنقنق]

Were is part 2 and 3 we are need more Thank for you

[@pymedaca3130]

Part 2 was done 2 months ago. Please check the below link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIrTeqGdiZqdY6M

[@bharathravi7898]

sir course please

[@Ryohgantz]

Always thumbs up for every video from Pymedaca. Good job

[@adarshbmp6447]

super video

[@abulfaraz6687]

If anyone can suggest offline course for piping engineering in india?? Please 🙏

[@dineshkumar89]

Thanks for explaining nicely sir.👍👌

[@neyazsiddique3630]

I m watching your all videos it s very helpful for me

[@bharathravi7898]

free course

[@neilsudario8331]

Thanks for passing the knowledge and experience.

[@jerringeorge314]

Can you make videos on SP 3D and E3D ??

[@technicalstudies.]

Excellent.

[@kunalkamble3540]

This infromation in piping design and layout .

[@ahmadfaiz8031]

Love this. Thanks for sharing sir.

[@saikarthik2670]

sir you should acutually also know actually ,sir you are actually using the actually so many times which is a bad habit and which effect the way of delivering actually and feels weired actually so stop saying actually

[@pymedaca3130]

Good observation. Yes i admit that I am not a good speaker. Definitely I would take your suggestions to correct my speech.

[@هقهقهقنقنق]

I wish i coud if you explane what mean tie in list.. In piping Who write tie in list..and tie in list write before isometric drawing or after Thank you if you answer me and make lsson

[@pymedaca3130]

It's prepared by piping at the beginning of brown field scope.

[@rakeshkumar2407]

Very helpful video... thanks sir 👍

[@ganjaandmilk]

very good explanation. where's the part 2,3. etc... thanks

[@pymedaca3130]

Thank you. I ll b posting one after other

[@mustufaghoghari2918]

Sir I am looking for a job regarding piping design engineer. Can you please help me??

[@pymedaca3130]

Join in my linkedin and message me so that we can discuss www.linkedin.com/in/subash-chandran-v-1548b148/

[@neyazsiddique3630]

sir when will i get part 2nd and 3rd i m waitting for that

[@pymedaca3130]

Hi Neyaz, I can understand your eagerness, but I have planned certain videos inorder to teach you systematically. If I jump in to another level, would create some confusions. Please keep watching, more interesting videos are coming up. Thank you for being a continuous follower.

[@neyazsiddique3630]

@@pymedaca3130 right sir thanks

[@neyazsiddique3630]

Sir 1. why largest and heaviest line to the outside 2. Why largest and hottest line at the rack edge Please answer me

[@pymedaca3130]

@@neyazsiddique3630 Yes largest line should always be outside, so that the weight of piping will go to the immediate structure and also wont cause any sagging, unlike placing it in the center. High temperature lines should also be at the edge of rack to ease the provision of expansion loop

[@neyazsiddique3630]

@@pymedaca3130 thanks sir

[@aftabshaikh2058]

Thanks so much

[@prabhus5402]

Thank you sir

[@sathishkumarm3958]

Very useful sir

[@usmaniaamir8637]

Sir is pipe routings are designed in P&iDs or PFDs???

[@abuzeryermal9841]

P&id

[@neyazsiddique3630]

Sir please tell me about what’s should be distance between one pipe to another pipe And what should be distance between equipment wall to pipe as you show by routing pipe on tower close to towers wall so please tell about

[@pymedaca3130]

Ok. Pipe to pipe distance is known as pipe spacing which is one inch from the OD of the one pipe to the OD of the flange of other pipe. There is no such requirement for equipment and piping. Naturally piping won't be closer to equipment wall.

[@neyazsiddique3630]

@@pymedaca3130 ok sir thanks but I have one more question

[@neyazsiddique3630]

Why the topside module are elevated approximately 4 meter the upper deck?

[@neyazsiddique3630]

Above the upper deck

[@pymedaca3130]

@@neyazsiddique3630 Are you asking in Onshore or offshore?. I have no experience in Offshore if thats your question. I am specialized in onshore process plant design.