Mechanical Training
Industrial Engineering Management
Bring yourself up to speed in the latest trends and technologies related to mechanical engineering Learn while you earn. You can complete this course while you work.
This is an intensive course giving you the essentials of mechanical engineering. It is aimed at those with an engineering background. Mechanical engineering in simple terms deals with any equipment that moves; this is what makes it perhaps the most broad and diverse of engineering disciplines.
The mechanical discipline essentially derives its breadth from the need to design and manufacture everything from small, even nano, individual devices, such as measuring instruments, to large systems such as machine tools and power plants. Easy installation and serviceability are critical to the success of a mechanical system as is operational and design flexibility. Understanding parameters governing the selection and design of mechanical systems is essential for identifying suitable systems for a particular application. In order to place all these issues in context, a good working knowledge of mechanical principles combined with a solid understanding of key concepts is important. Mechanical power transmission is discussed from the point of view of gears, couplings and bearings. Proper selection and sizing of these critical mechanical components is vital to ensuring optimum performance and improved efficiency of a mechanical system.
This will help you in monitoring, controlling and analysing vibrations and in conducting fault diagnosis in mechanical systems. The field of maintenance has evolved into a separate and highly specialised function. An effective maintenance regime helps identify failure symptoms and enables initiation of corrective measures, for preventing unscheduled and sometimes catastrophic failures. Lastly, a discussion on the numerous standards, codes and regulations governing mechanical systems, helps put the whole program into perspective.
All Engineers should be multi-talented and specialized in at least 2 or more specific technical areas. Though Engineering topics are vast and wide, fresh Engineering graduates may not be able to stick up to the mark of present industrial requirements as above said.
To bridge this gap Fresh Engineers need to be trained and certified in Specialization Certification Program and enrich their knowledge equivalent to an Engineer having Minimum 3 year’s Industrial active experience. Nowadays, Specialization Certification Programs are considered as a mandatory requirement in almost all industries.
Pipeline Engineering

Overview
A long with this is a growing need for expanded training, to supply qualified personnel, and hence opportunity for pipeline technicians, technologists and engineers in onshore and offshore installations. Also, many personnel involved in pipeline operations do not receive even basic pipeline engineering training, while some are exposed only to specialized areas. This is where the requirement for a program such as this fit in, with its stated objective of equipping the participant with the core skills in pipeline engineering that will help enhance his/her career, and benefit the organization.The Programme
This Pipeline Engineering course at Core Training and Engineering Services examines pipeline design, construction and routing through to pipeline economics and advanced practices in asset management. This course will equip you with the core skills in pipeline engineering that will help enhance your career and benefit your organization. We will examine pipeline design, construction, and routing through to pipeline economics and advanced practices in asset management. No matter whether you are a new mechanical or pipeline technician/technologist/engineer or a practicing operations and facilities engineer, you will find this course extremely beneficial. You will gain an in-depth understanding of the applicable standards and specifications related to pipeline design, operation and maintenance, as also grasp the engineering principles involving liquid and gas flow and their importance in relation to pipeline design. The use of key performance indicators will be derived to measure the performance of your valuable asset, the pipeline. With its relevance to both onshore and offshore pipelines, the program equips you with a multidisciplinary understanding of pipelines and enables you to understand the full cycle of pipeline engineering.Programme Structure
Courses include:- 1. Introduction
- Introduction to pipeline
- Responsibilities of Pipeline Engineer and Designer
- Scope of Pipeline-Input and Outputs
- Pipeline basics and factors influencing pipeline design
- 2. Process Diagrams (PFD, P&ID)
- 3. Codes and standards affecting pipeline design, construction, operation and maintenance
- 4. Oil and gas terminology
- 5. Type of platforms
- 6. Pipeline Elements
- 7. Pipeline Materials
- 8. Material Take off for onshore and offshore pipelines
- 9. Pipeline Drawings
- Field layouts
- Alignment sheet
- Riser and spool GAD’s
- Crossing details
- Trench details
- Anode details
- Monel sheathing
- 10. Pipeline Wall Thickness calculation
- 11. Cathodic Protection
- 12. Valves
- 13. Specialties
- 14. Pipeline Supports and Clamps
- 15. Configuration of equipment’s
- 16. Pipeline Installation methods
- 17. On-bottom stability
- 18. Free span calculation
Piping Engineering

You will learn:
- Overview of piping engineering
- Terminology and symbols used in plant layout
- Awareness of the processes
- Piping design and engineering principles
- Issues involved with designing, procurement and construction
- Materials and equipment used
- Plant layout fundamentals, procedures and 3D modelling
Who Should Complete This Course
- Consulting engineers
- Chemical (process) engineers
- Designers and engineers involved in instrumentation and control of process plants
- Electrical designers and engineers
- Equipment designers and engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Personnel from EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) companies
- Personnel providing CAD support for plant layout and piping design
- Piping designers and piping engineers
- Plant maintenance personnel
Programme Structure
Course Contents- 1. Introduction:
- Introduction to Piping
- Responsibilities of Piping Engineer and Designer
- Scope of Piping-Input and Outputs
- 2. General: Process Diagrams (PFD, UFD, P&ID, Line List etc.)
- 3. Piping Fundamentals
- Definition
- Application
- Codes and Standards
- 4. Pipe Fittings
- 5. Pipe Flanges
- 6. Valves
- 7. Piping Special Items
- 8. Process Mechanical Equipment’s – Static equipment’s & Rotary equipment’s
- 9. Layouts Preparation of Plot Plan Preparation of Equipment Layouts Preparation of Piping General Arrangement Drawings Preparation of Cross Sectional Drawings
- 10. Piping Isometric Drawings & Material Take off
- 11. Pipe Supports Support Types Support Selection, Support Location, Support Span Calculation
- 12. Typical Unit Conversion
- 13. Materials Preparation of Piping Material Specification Valve Material Specification Familiarity with ASME B31.3 (chapters introduction) Pipe Wall thickness Calculations Preparation of Special Items Datasheets Pressure Design of Miter Bends – Single & Multiple Miters Pressure Design of Blanks Branch reinforcement calculations Overview of Technical Queries and Technical Bid Evaluations
- 14. Stress Analysis
- Types of stresses
- Significance of forces and moments
- Introduction to Stress Analysis
- Expansion Loop types, Bellows - Types
Competency in Advanced Industrial Control Valves

Overview
This Competency in Advanced Industrial Control Valves course at Core Training & Engineering Services is designed to help students to understand selection, classification, application and maintenance of control valves and actuators. Piping systems, power plants and industries are fitted with valves for controlling purposes and safety requirements. Understanding the function of each valve type will have a significant reflection on the process quality, equipment and plant reliability. Technical staff should have sound knowledge on the problems associated with valves for proper diagnosis, troubleshooting and maintenance of the particular type of valve.Who Should Complete This Course
- Mechanical Engineers
- Electrical Engineers
- Chemical Engineers
- Managers
- Technical leaders
- Maintenance personnel
- Supervisors
- Maintenance engineers
- Process engineers
- Material engineers
- Plant & Facility Managers
Programme Structure
Course include:- Control Valve
- Purpose of Control Valve
- Pressure Profile Across a Single Seat Control Valve
- Classification of Valves
- Stem Valves
- Globe Valves
- Butterfly Valves
Pipe Fabrication Courses

- PIPING AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING (Diploma Program For 1 Year)
- PIPING AND STRUCTURAL FABRICATION (Certificate Program For 3 Months)
- PIPING AND STRUCTURAL DRAWING
Competency in Mechanical Engineering for Non-Engineering Professionals, Certificate
This Competency in Mechanical Engineering Concepts for Non-Engineering Professionals course at Core Training & Engineering Services provides a solid overview of the principles of mechanical engineering to those who haven't worked in engineering or have only been peripherally involved.Overview
This is a lighter less technical version of the more detailed alternative course "Certificate in Mechanical Engineering".The programme
Mechanical engineering in simple terms deals with any equipment that moves; this is what makes it perhaps the most broad and diverse of engineering disciplines. The mechanical discipline essentially derives its breadth from the need to design and manufacture everything from small, even nano, individual devices, such as measuring instruments, to large systems such as machine tools and power plants. Easy installation and serviceability are critical to the success of a mechanical system as is operational and design flexibility. Understanding parameters governing the selection and design of mechanical systems is essential for identifying suitable systems for a particular application. In order to place all these issues in context, a good working knowledge of mechanical principles combined with a solid understanding of key concepts such as force, energy and heat is important. Mechanical power transmission is discussed from the point of view of gears, couplings and bearings. Proper selection and sizing of these critical mechanical components is vital to ensuring optimum performance and improved efficiency of a mechanical system. Recently, fluid engineering has undergone significant change and therefore a detailed overview of the underlying principles of fluid power and its applications is vital. The theory behind heat transfer, the various heat transfer mechanisms and the design of heat-exchangers is also examined. Any study of mechanical systems would be incomplete without including a review of mechanical vibrations. This will help you in monitoring, controlling and analysing vibrations and in conducting fault diagnoses in mechanical systems. The field of maintenance has evolved into a separate and highly specialized function. An effective maintenance regime helps identify failure symptoms and enables initiation of corrective measures, for preventing unscheduled and sometimes catastrophic failures. Lastly, a discussion on the numerous standards, codes and regulations governing mechanical systems, helps put the whole program into perspective.Programme Structure
Courses include:- Introduction and basic concepts
- Units for engineering quantities
- Interpretation of mechanical drawings
- Stress - strain relationship
- Properties of engineering materials: strength, hardness, ductility and toughness
- Thermal processing of metals and how it affects their properties
- Ferrous and non-ferrous alloys
Production Technology Meets Industry 4.0 - Summer School
The Summer School provides students with an overview of Core’s research concerning Industry 4.0. Headed by the Cluster of Excellence “Spool of Production” of CORE, actual research topics are explored for a better understanding of the potentials and risks of Industry 4.0. Practical examples are presented in case studies and use cases from different fields of production technology.Who Should Attend
This program is especially designed for B.Sc./B.E. students enrolled at top universities.Programme Structure
Courses include:Professional Development Program

Overview
Professional Development Program is concerned with engineers aspiring to practice within their technical competence, for the betterment of society. This requires education, training and practice in engineering sciences and application of special knowledge of mathematics, physical and engineering sciences in professional and creative work. This Professional Development course at Core Training & Engineering Services for prospective professional engineers provides a comprehensive review of basic and advanced concepts, theories and applications. Time management, problem solving and test -taking strategies also form an integral part.Who Should Complete This Course
- Graduate Engineers
- Practicing Engineers
- Students in their final year of under-graduation
- Engineering Consultants
- Process Engineers/Managers
- Technical Managers
Programme Structure
Courses include:- Time Management
- Personal Portfolio and Journal
- Communication
- Verbal and Written Communication
- Problems and Communicating a Positive Public Image
- Problem Solving
- Diagrams Involved in Problem Solving
- Decision Making
- Project Management Basics