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Since 1981 SPED is dedicated to the training, evaluation and certification of piping engineers and designers in the process industries.

 

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On Thursday, December 3rd, C&I’s Senior Plant Designer and Quality Coordinator, Ron Waldon, formally accepted his position as the new President of SPED—the Society of Piping Engineers and Designers.

 

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In this brief article, the use of engineering models in process plant design, planning and operations is explored.

 

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By William G. Beazley, PhD, Former Executive Director, SPED

 

I am often asked about the difference between Piping Design and Piping Engineering. There is much confusion between the two, particularly since the major piping codes and standards partially address them and certain actions performed by them fall under government licensing for Professional Engineers.

 

The distinction is important, as most Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) companies employ piping designers on engineering projects who are not qualified under codes or licensing to perform piping engineering without supervision.

 

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By William G Beazley, PhD, Former SPED Executive Director

 

There are two distinct trajectories into piping: Designer and Engineer. The piping engineer specializes in applied physics and chemistry.  The piping designer specializes in applied “ilities,” i.e., fabricatability, constructability, operability, maintainability, etc. This article deals with the piping designer.

 

THE PIPING DESIGNER BODY OF KNOWLEDGE

 

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