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Basic Structural Engineering Concepts of Industrial Structures

Types of buildings and provision for Industrial structure

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Duration: 6 weeks
Content: 4 hours
Projects: 1
Mode: Online

Overview

What you'll
be able to do.

The learners will gain a thorough knowledge of the concept of industrial structures.
This course focuses on introducing various elements of industrial engineering for civil and structural engineers.
This course demonstrates the analysis and design of the components of industrial structures.
During the course, the learners will learn about
- Various international codes used in the design of industrial structures
- Various types of industrial structures and their design methodologies

Tools you'll use

STAAD.Pro

Curriculum

6 modules,
built with industry.

01Basic Structural Engineering Concepts of Industrial Structures6 modules
1. Overview of Industrial StructuresW01
  - Major Types of Industries (Power, O&G, Steel, Pharmaceutical, FMCG, Manufacturing, Infrastructure, Commercial Structures, etc.)
  - Types of Structures in Each Industry Based on their Use
  - Stages of a Project's Execution: Proposal, Basic Engineering, and Detail Engineering
  - Different Types of Engineering Disciplines Involved in an Industrial Project and their Roles and Responsibilities
2. Structural Engineering in Industrial ProjectsW02
  - Introduction to Various Industrial Standards (IS, BS, AISC, ACI, PIP, and API)
  - Different Types of Materials for Construction
  - How the Materials are Named/Defined
  - Different Types of Loads in Industrial Structures (Dead, Live, Wind, Seismic, Anchor, Friction, Dynamic Loads, Temperature)
  - Concept of Developing General Arrangement Drawings
  - Concept of Developing Detail Drawings
  - Purpose of Fabrication Drawings
  - Purpose of the Bar Bending Schedule
  - Brief Idea of Design Basis, Design Criteria, Vendor Documents, Prebid Activities, etc.
3. Pipe Racks, Pipe bridges and Pipe SleepersW03
  - Introduction to Pipe Racks
  - Typical Size of a Pipe Rack
  - Structural Arrangement of Pipe Racks
  - Concept Behind the Selection of Material for Construction
  - Types of Loads on a Piperack
  - Concept of Structural Arrangement to Handle Various Loads
  - Design Concept of Various Components
  - Roles and Responsibilities of Various Disciplines (Electrical, Mechanical, Instrumentation, etc.)
  - Constructability via Design Approach
4. Equipment Supporting Structures and Introduction to Modular StructuresW04
  - Brief Introduction
  - Input for Design
  - Material of Construction
  - Analysis and Design
  - Design Loads
  - Types of Foundations
  - Types of Modular Structures
  - Typical Size of a Modular Structure
  - Basic Design Criteria for Modular Structures
  - Concept Behind the Selection of Material for Construction
  - Types of Loads in Modular Structures
  - Concept of Structural Arrangement to Handle Various Loads
  - Design Concept of Various Components
  - Constructability
  - A Brief Description of Lifting Analysis
  - Example of Modular Structure Design
5. Substation and Control BuildingsW05
  - Introduction to Substation and Control Buildings
  - Typical Size of a Substations/Control Building
  - Concept Behind the Selection of Material for Construction
  - Types of Loads in a Substations/Control Building
  - Concept of Structural Arrangement to Handle Various Loads
  - Design Concept of Various Components
  - Roles and Responsibility of Various Disciplines (Electrical, Mechanical, Instrumentation, etc.)
  - Constructability of a Composite Building: RCC and Steel Structure
6. Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (PEMBs)W06
  - Introduction to Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (PEMBs)
  - Materials, Layout, and Components of PEMB
  - Types of PEMB
  - Adaptability of the PEMB Concept Over Other Construction Options
  - Types of Loads on PEMBs
  - Monorail, Gantry Girder Placement, and Support System
  - Foundation Design of PEMB, Load Transfer Due to Equipment
  - Roles and Responsibilities of Various Disciplines (Electrical, Mechanical, Instrumentation, etc.)
  - Constructability

Industry projects

1 projects
you'll ship.

Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 1 Projects that are available in this program.

Design of a control building, considering all aspects of other engineering disciplines (electrical, mechanical, and piping)

Design of a composite structure with G + 1 floors and a roof truss with steel columns with load calculations considering wind and seismic forces, along with a cable trench and box …

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PG program · 48 weeksSteel StructuresThis course plus 7 others, with placement support.→

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Basic Structural Engineering Concepts of Industrial Structures

What you'llbe able to do.

6 modules,built with industry.

1 projectsyou'll ship.