Course Fee

Category
Regular Course Fee (Non Residential) Lagos, March 26th 30th, 2012 Regular Course Fee (Residential) Benin May 7 11th 2012

Training
Amount
N131, 250 VAT Inclusive N168,000 VAT Inclusive
Discount can be negotiated for Companies sending more than 5 Delegates Contact us @: info@core-globalservices.com.ng for detailed quotation and invoicing. We have special discount for Nigerian Corp Members on self sponsorship. Call +234 (0) 8083 469 170 This cost will cover Hotel Accommodation for the five days; Lunch and access to Hotel recreation facilities

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HOW TO REGISTER Complete the registration Form online or fill out the hard copy of this form and send to info@core-globalservices.com.ng or An acknowledgement will be sent back to you in less than 24hours. Final confirmation of your booking and all details of the course will be emailed to you on receipt of full payment for the course. Please Note: Payment has to be made in full prior to commencement of the course and Forms are to be completed by each delegate and duly submitted. CONDITIONS FOR REGISTRATION All cancellation must be by writing to training@core-globalservices.com.ng . Phone calls and text messages will not be accepted. Cancellations are accepted in writing and without penalty up to 15 working days prior to the start of the training. There will be no refund in the event of total absence from the training without prior notice. Delegates cancelling in writing between 5 10days prior to the start of the training will be liable for 30% of the Course fee excluding VAT. Delegates cancelling in writing less than 5 days prior to start of the training shall be liable for 50% of the course fee. Full payment needs to be received at least 10 days prior to the training date in order to secure a booking. Payments will not be accepted once class size is attained, however on special arrangement delegates might be rescheduled for the next training session. In case of insufficient delegates, CORE global services limited may consider postponing or canceling this course whichever is most appropriate. This implies that registered delegates will be duly notified and any payment will be refunded where need be or course can be re-scheduled accordingly.

Mechanical Design and Analysis of Pressure Vessels and Aboveground Storage Tanks from First Principle (to code) and Using Sant'Ambrogio-NextGen / AMETank Software respectively; and Tank Farm.

March 26th 30th 2012 9am 4:30pm Daily LCCI Building, 2nd Floor CSSL, No 10 Dr Nurudeen Olowopopo Way, Besides Marwa Gardens, Alausa- Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria

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Telephone: +234 (0) 8083 469 170 Email: info@core-globalservices.com.ng. www.core-globalservices.com.ng Our Training/Contact Location: CORE GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED, LCCI Building, C/o CSSL, 2nd Floor, Plot 10 Dr Nurudeen Olowopopo Way, Beside Marwa Gardens Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa.

5 Days Non Residential

COURSE BRIEF / SCOPE

With the Federal Government's recent commitment to enforcement of deregulation in the downstream sector, and the impending passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill, opportunities that will abound in the downstream sector shall translate directly to proliferations of Tank Farms by private investors, revamping of existing Refineries for possible expansion and overall plant efficiency improvement; engineering, construction and commissioning of new Refineries to mention but a few. The upstream sector will witness much expansion as well because of the high and competitive demand for the product CRUDE OIL like never before. In its simplest form, these boundless opportunities shall crystallize into enormous Engineering Projects in Nigeria and the West African Hub, many of which shall entail engineering (and/or re-rating of existing static equipment), fabrication/construction and commissioning of Pressure vessels and Aboveground Storage (shop or field erected) Tanks in particular. Pressure Vessels and Aboveground Storage (Shop/Field erected) Tanks are static equipments within the facility with so great a significance because of the enormous cost involved in their engineering, procurement and/or fabrication and erection. Both the Purchaser, the Contractor and Regulatory bodies (e.g. DPR's interest in issuing license for a tank farm) involved in the designing, construction and/or Inspection these of equipment must do so with high level of professionalism hence the need for continuous training in this subject especially as it applies to latest technology involved in designing and analyzing these equipments (models) before actual Fabrication. The demand on all stakeholders will increase. Demand in product availability; Demand on technical proficiency in designing Pressure Vessels and Tanks, Demand in Pressure Vessel and Tank Inspection amongst others. This course is to prepare participants for the tremendous opportunities that will emanate from the current direction of the Federal Government especially in the downstream sector and the high level of demand on technical proficiency in Pressure Vessels and AST Design and Analysis as well as general Tank Farm Operations. It has been carefully designed to expose participants to the basics of Pressure Vessel / AST Design and Analysis from First Principles using ASME, PD5000, Europe's EN13445 and API Standards. It covers typical design of Pressure vessels to ASME Div 1 and 2, PD 5500, EN 13445 Codes as well as Aboveground Storage Tanks to API 650, API 620, API 653, and UL 142 amongst others. The Course considers an in-depth analysis and a comparative study of the peculiarity of these codes over each other. Course prepares prospective Pressure Vessel and tank Inspector for their respective preparatory class and subsequent exams because it addresses the basic principles for these courses (API 653; Tank Inspection Course, and API 510; Pressure Vessel Inspector Course) An Introduction to Tank Farm and Tank Farm operations is a new feature in this course. To participants that have been in Tank Farm Business, this is a refresher course that will expose them to latest technology in Tank Designs and Tank Farm Operations This Course shall offer participants the classical opportunity to be trained on AMETank (ETank2000 the base version of AMETank), AMPreVA, and Sant'Ambrogio NextGen which designs to ASME Div 1 and 2 + other Codes TRAINING METHODOLOGY Course shall entail 60% of Lectures, 25% of Group Works, Project Scenario/Case-studies and Practical Exercises and 15% Videos and Hands-on work using latest Engineering Design Software. Participant will be provided with Training materials, Free Brochure, DRE Free Etank2000 Demo CD, lunch, group photograph and tea Breaks. WHO SHOULD ATTEND ? Engineering Designers, Tank Farm Operators, Engineers, Supervisors and Managers ? Prospective Pressure Vessel and Aboveground Storage Tank Inspectors ? Engineers, Project Managers Project ? Fabricators / Construction Engineers

TOPICS TO BE COVERED INCLUDE (BUT NOT LIMITED TO):

DAY 1
? of Pressure Vessels Overview ? Div 1 Code Overview ASME VIII ? Internal Pressure on Shell and Head ?Pressure on Shell and Head External ? Group Exercise / Classwork

DAY 2
?reinforcement and Calculations Nozzle ? Cones and Conical Sections ? Flat Heads Welded ? Flange Design, Analysis and Selection in

accordance to B16.5, B16.7

?and Bolting: General Overview Gasket ? Heat Exchangers ? Jackets Half Pipe ? Large Openings ? Local Stresses in accordance to WRC Bulletins

DAY 3
?Mechanics Theory Fracture ? fracture Control of ?Stress Thermal ? Corrosion Control of ?Analysis of PD 5500, ASME Div In-depth

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? Tall Vertical Towers ? seismic Loads Wind and ? Load Combinations ? Base Ring Design Skirts and ? Analysis Vibration ? Legs, Support Lugs and Lifting Lugs Support ? Welds

1&2 and EN13445: Webinar Presentation courtesy Dr. Lidonnici, Director Sant'Ambrogio International, Italy. ? Comparison of these Codes ? Project Scenario/Case Study Group Work ? session using Sant'Ambrogio Modeling NextGen Software ? of Storage tanks Overview ?Tanks and Tank Features Storage ? Tank Codes and Standards ? Mechanical Design Requirement ? Mechanical Design Parameters ? Tank Sizing ? Introduction to API 650, API 620, API 653 and UL 142 DAY 5
? Skills in Preparing Tank Calculation Sheet and

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Datasheet ? Requisition for Storage Tanks Preparing ? and Underground Tanks: Brief Elevated introduction and Design Methodology ? on a Tank Farm Project: Expectations Working from Clients and Design Contractors ? Introduction to Tank Inspection, Alterations and Repairs as per API 653 ? Examination (15minutes) ? Tank Foundations ? Fire Prevention in Tanks ? and Corrosion Prevention Corrosion

* One Foot Method * Variable Design Point Method ? Bottom Plate Design ? Roof Design ? Loadings * Wind load Calculation: Top Girder, Intermediate Girder, Condition for Tank Stability * Seismic Load Calculation: Overturning Moment, Resistance to Overturning Moment, Tank Anchorage etc ? Tank Nozzle Reinforcement / Nozzle Calculations ? session using ETank2000 (Base Modeling Version of AMETank)