Become a Process Design Engineer
Process design & drafting is a broad field Engineering. This usually requires the detailed design and presentation of all the steps required for the production and expansion of a particular product from its raw materials. In this course, you will be exposed to the use of AutoCAD to generate 2D and 3D drafts of P&ID's, PFD's and 3D layouts. You will also learn to size Process equipment such as pumps, heat exchangers, distillation columns, process lines and so on.
Pump Sizing & Selection
Tekniprep offers you the unique opportunity to train as a Process Engineer. Our Process Engineering training amounts to about 2 years experience in the Process Industry. Process Engineering is a broad field of Engineering where various methods with which raw materials can be converted to a finished product are compared. Students are introduced to numerous Process equipment, Industry codes & standards, Design of BFD's, PFD's and P&ID's. You will also be introduced to sizing steps for numerous Equipment using MS Excel software.
P&ID drafting with AutoCAD 2D
AutoCAD P&ID is the latest software used in the design and drafting of P&ID's. Tekniprep Learning provides you with a unique platform to learn how to use this software to develop P&ID's from scratch. We will attempt to replicate numerous P&ID's while also understanding and interpreting each diagram on it. We will teach you how to develop legends and the reasons behind each design drawing, tagging system and line numbering format.
P&ID drafting with AutoCAD Plant 3D
AutoCAD Plant 3D is one of the top software used in the Process & Piping industry. In this training course, you will learn how to use AutoCAD Plant 3D to draw Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID's). The course goes in-depth into how to use them to generate Line lists, Equipment lists and so on.
PFD drafting using AutoCAD 2D
Process Flow Diagrams (PFD's) are one of the important diagrams that must be developed by a Process Engineer. In this course, you will learn how to develop standard PFD's using AutoCAD 2D. This course assumes that the student has prior knowledge in process engineering and is capable of understanding basic concepts and terms in this industry.