Piping & Plant Layout Engineering
Master industrial 3D plant design, pipe stress calculation, isometric generation, and clash detection with industry-leading CAD tools.
Master industrial 3D plant design, pipe stress calculation, isometric generation, and clash detection with industry-leading CAD tools.
This specialized module equips piping engineers and designers with practical skills for developing industrial plant layouts. Training focuses on equipment layout planning, pipe routing principles, nozzle orientation, isometric drawing generation, and pipe stress analysis basics to ensure optimal plant accessibility, safety, and compliance with ASME and API design standards.
Hands-on training using Autodesk Plant 3D, Navisworks for clash detection, and introductory stress concepts with CAESAR II & Pipemill.
Designed for Mechanical/Chemical Engineering graduates and CAD technicians looking to specialize in process plant piping design.
A dedicated visual card featuring an interactive 3D isometric model and walkthrough representation of the actual industrial pump station project students will build throughout this program.
A quick 15–30 second screen capture video demonstrating a clash-detection flythrough using Navisworks, allowing students to inspect real-time interference audits before plant fabrication.
Learn to design efficient plant plot plans, arrange static and rotating equipment, and ensure adequate clearance for operation, maintenance, and safety routing.
Master head-loss minimization, thermal expansion considerations, and optimal pipe rack routing for process and utility piping systems.
Determine exact nozzle locations, orientations, and elevations on pressure vessels, heat exchangers, and storage tanks based on P&ID requirements.
Generate accurate isometric drawings complete with Bill of Materials (BOM), fabrication details, and dimensional tolerances for construction teams.
Understand thermal flexibility, pipe support selection, nozzle load limits, and basic static load analysis to prevent piping failure under pressure.
Apply ASME B31.3 process piping code regulations, hazardous area classification rules, and OSHA safety distances into the plant layout design.
Explore real capstone deliverables designed by our course alumni, alongside video reviews and verified completion credentials.
"Designing the 3D pipe rack and resolving Navisworks clashes gave me the confidence to handle live EPC projects on day one."
"The hands-on instruction in CAESAR II and Plant 3D helped me transition directly from general CAD drafting into specialized piping design."
"Generating automated isometric drawings and full BOM tables directly out of Plant 3D saved hours of manual draft work."