Pump Design And Heat Exchange Design
 

Types of Pump, Pump Capacity
Pumping System & Atmospheric Pressure
The Relationship of Pressure and Head, Pump Performance Curve
NPSH Calculation, Cavitation
Piping Fundamentals, Pump Curve, Terms & Definitions - NPSH & Cavitation
Heat Exchanger Design, Primary Process Function of Heat Exchanger
Codes & Standards and Aim of Heat Exchanger
Why Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger
TEMA class of heat exchanger, TEMA Terminology
Requirements
Basic knowledge of chemical / mechanical engineering
Description
Pump & Heat Exchanger Design for BeginnersThis course is designed for aspiring process engineers and mechanical engineer who want to learn the basics of pump and heat exchanger design in a simple and practical way.1. Understanding PumpsWhat are pumps and why are they important?Different types of pumps and their usesHow to choose the right pump for a processCommon issues with pumps and how to fix them2. Pump Design BasicsKey parts of a pump and how they workHow to calculate pump efficiency and power requirementsSteps to design a pump system3. Understanding Heat ExchangersWhat is a heat exchanger and why is it needed?Types of heat exchangers used in industriesHow heat exchangers transfer heat4. Heat Exchanger Design BasicsChoosing the right heat exchanger for a processImportant calculations for heat transferImproving efficiency and performance of heat exchangers5. Industries Using Pumps & Heat ExchangersThese equipment are widely used in industries such as:Oil & Gas: For fluid transportation, refining, and cooling systems.Chemical Processing: Used for safe transfer and temperature control of chemicals.Power Plants: Vital for cooling systems and steam generation.Food & Beverage: Helps with heating, cooling, and hygienic processing.Pharmaceuticals: Used in drug manufacturing and temperature-sensitive processes.Water Treatment: Essential for wastewater management and clean water supply.Throughout the course, you'll learn real-world examples and practical tips to help you design pumps and heat exchangers with confidence.Enroll now and start your journey in process equipment design!
Who this course is for
Mechanical Engineer
Chemical Engineer