Water Hammer Phenomena in Industrial Piping Systems
Why take this course?
Gain a comprehensive understanding of water hammer phenomena and their impact on piping systems. This self-paced course delves into fundamental principles, including the Joukowsky equation, frictional damping, and cavitation risks. Learn to calculate wavespeed and identify preventive measures for system reliability. The course features video lectures, quizzes, and offers a certificate with PDH credits upon completion.
About the course
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of water hammer, a phenomenon that can cause significant damage in piping systems. You will explore the fundamental principles behind water hammer, including the Joukowsky equation and its application in calculating pressure surges. The course covers essential topics such as frictional damping, line-packing, and unbalanced forces resulting from rapid pressure changes. Additionally, you'll learn about cavitation risks in both standard and elevated piping sections, and how to calculate wavespeed to anticipate potential issues. Various water hammer scenarios are discussed, enabling you to identify risks and implement preventive measures to ensure system safety and reliability.
Who should attend this course
• Those involved with performing pressure surge analysis and system evaluation.Prerequisites
Technical background.Certification

Water Hammer Phenomena in Industrial Piping Systems

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