• Briefly type of valves and Pressure Relieving devices
• Difference between type of valves and PRVs, PSVs, VPSVs and rupture discs
• Very important - Testing criteria and acceptance criteria in terms of re-seat and pop-up. Normally in the industry people are only worried about pop-up and not very much worried about re-seat which is most important factor in considering reliable and continuous operation of the equipment.
• Brief introduction regarding relevant API standards

• Exploring types of PRVs 
• Explaining procedure for calibration of PRVs
• Reviewing the history of valves
• Learning valve pipe connections

• Operation & Production  Engineers / Managers 
• Project Engineers
• Construction / Maintenance / Inspection Engineers
• Technical Services Engineers
• Mechanical Engineers
• Process Engineers
• Site Engineers
• Terminal Operators
• Facilities Engineering Staff

Day 1

• Introduction of  Pressure Relief Valves
• Types of PRVs and Operation
• References for codes and standards
• Design of Pressure Relieving Systems
• Small Quiz

Day 2

• Aspects / causes of overpressure
• Determination of individual relieving rates
• Valves selection & Specification Requirement
• Inspection, Testing and Repair of Relief Valves
• Small Quiz 

Day 3

• Procedure for calibration of PRVs
• Identification of valve
• Noting of operating conditions
• Determination of as-received relieving Pressure
• Dismantling, Servicing, Repairing and re-assembling of valves
• Small Quiz 

Day 4

• History of valves
• Definition of valves
• Common valve materials
• Components of valves
• Valve classifications
• Types of valves
• Small Quiz

Day 5

• Purpose and function of valves
• Application
• Valve pipe connections
• Variations on common valves
• Special Valves
• Cryogenic Valves
• Valve Safety & Trouble shooting
• Small Quiz

RECTUS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration