[CETIB Online Course] DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND LEGALIZATION OF GAS RECEIVING NETWORKS AND INSTALLATIONS.

1. RD 919 ITC 01 Design of a gas distribution network

1. Introduction and Definitions

2. Design of a Network

3. Network pressures and their use

4. Criteria for the choice and location of deposits and ERM

5. Choice of network layouts

6. Location of line and sectioning valves.

7. Selection of materials

8. Necessary data for the design of a network

9. Criteria for obtaining Information

10. Consumption calculation

11. Domestic and small commercial customers / users

12. Large commercial and industrial customers / users

13. Influence of potential future markets

14. Types of networks depending on their design

15. Calculation of diameters.

16. Considerations on pressure losses and gas velocities

17. Branched networks

18. Mesh networks

19. Economic considerations

2. Standard UNE 60670, Design of receiving installations with MOP up to 5 bar.

1 Typical diagrams of the receiving installations depending on the supply pressure

2 Elements of regulation and safety

3 Accessibility conditions. Location of cutting devices

4 Materials of the pipes and their joints. Elements and accessories of the facilities

5 Pipeline layout requirements

6 Installation of regulating assemblies and gas meters

7 Configuration of the premises where the gas appliances are installed

8 Ventilation of premises

9 Evacuation of products from the combustion of driven appliances

10 Installation and connection of gas appliances

11 Tightness tests for the delivery of the receiving installation

3. Standard UNE 60620, Design of receiving installations with MOP greater than 5 bar

1 Generalities

2 Internal connection

3 Regulation and measurement stations (ERM)

4 Gas measurement systems

5 Indoor distribution lines

6 Apparatus regulation groups

4. Standard UNE 60601, Rooms of machines and autonomous equipment for heat or cold generation or for cogeneration

1 Generalities

2 Location characteristics

3 Constructive and dimensional characteristics

4 Air for combustion and ventilation

5 Additional safety measures in engine rooms

5. RD 919 and Standard UNE 60670, 60250. Sizing of gas receiving installations. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supply installations in fixed tanks for consumption in receiving facilities

1 Procedure for determining the diameters of the pipes. Practical examples

2 Criteria for selecting regulatory and safety elements

3 Counter selection criteria

4 Sizing of mobile tank batteries and fixed LPG tanks

6. RD. 919. Technical project of receiving facilities

1. Receiving installations that require a technical project

2. Most common types of projects

3. Procedures and documents for the legalization of receiving facilities

7. RD. 919 and 984. Regulatory inspections of receiving facilities

1. Inspection of networks and deposits of distribution networks

2. Periodic inspection of receiving facilities supplied with MOP up to 5 bar

3. Periodic inspection of receiving facilities supplied with MOP greater than 5 bar

4. Periodic review of LPG packaging facilities

5. Main and secondary anomalies

This course aims to publicize how to design a network and facilities receiving combustible gases, depending on their pressure range. What regulations must comply for its construction, materials to be used, conditions of location of the appliances and the correct layout of the pipes.

What security and control elements need to be installed.

What documentation is required for their legalization based on their power and pressure, as well as the regulatory inspections that must be carried out on them and who can do them

.This course will be a hybrid that combining theory -training with practice-information will cover the 360º of aspects related to the subject, ensuring full immersion in the necessary knowledge.

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