Project Engineering and Management

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Code: 2181704 Credits: 6 Semester 8 IC

Project Engineering and Management

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Project Engineering and Management Syllabus — Unit-wise Content

The official GTU curriculum for Project Engineering and Management (subject code 2181704) as prescribed for IC · Semester 8 divides the course into 8 units, covering 115 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.

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Unit 1 Introduction to project management

4 lecture hours

  • Definition of project purpose - Scope
  • quality and organization structure
  • Basic and detailed engineering: Degree of automation
  • Project S curves
  • manpower considerations
  • inter-department and inter-organization interactions
  • Multi agency interaction
  • Types of projects and types of contracts e.g
  • EPC, BOOT etc

Unit 2 Project management functions

4 lecture hours

  • project authority
  • interpersonal influences and standard communication formats
  • project reviews. project planning and scheduling
  • life project engineering and management cycle phases
  • the statement of work (SOW)
  • projects specifications
  • bar charts
  • work breakdown structures
  • cost breakdown structures and planning cycle

Unit 3 Project cost and estimation

4 lecture hours

  • Types and estimates
  • pricing process
  • salary and other overheads
  • materials and support costs. program evaluation and review techniques (PERT) and critical path method (CPM)
  • estimating activity time and total program time
  • total PROJECT ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT PERT/CPM planning crash times
  • software‘s used in project management

Unit 4 Instrument Project Control

8 lecture hours

  • Project engineering documents and drawing: Process flow sheets
  • Mechanical flow sheets
  • Instrument index sheets
  • loop wiring diagram
  • panel drawings and specifications
  • plot plans
  • installation details
  • special drawings
  • purchase requisition
  • other documents
  • Information required: Process information
  • Instrument specifications and standards
  • piping specifications
  • Electrical specifications
  • bid documents
  • Project procedure
  • project schedule
  • Equipment Information
  • Vendor drawing Work coordination: Project manager
  • process engineer
  • equipment engineer
  • Piping design supervisor
  • architectural and civil
  • purchasing and expediting and others Planning hints and Project check list

Unit 5 Engineering Design criteria

8 lecture hours

  • Pneumatic versus electronics system
  • Control centers
  • Future and spare capacity Specifications for various measurement and control groups: Flow
  • Control valves
  • Control panels
  • Analytical instruments Transmission systems: Pneumatic & Electronic – Materials
  • Terminations and Identification Process connections – Take-offs and Piping
  • Location of taps
  • Sealing instruments from process
  • Manifolds and gage valves Miscellaneous Design Criteria: Mounting instruments
  • Selections of units
  • Instrument identification
  • Material of construction
  • Package equipment systems Electrical safety: NEC code
  • Purging and pressurization
  • Intrinsic safety

Unit 6 Selecting Measurement Methods and Control valves

15 lecture hours

  • Flow Instruments: Differentials meters
  • Magnetic meters
  • Turbine meters
  • Target meters
  • Vortex meters
  • Positive displacement meters
  • Primary elements for Differential meters Level Instruments: Displacement type
  • Differential pressure type
  • Capacitance type
  • ultrasonic types
  • Radiation types, and Miscellaneous type Pressure Instruments: Manometers
  • Bourdon elements
  • Strain gauges
  • Chemical seals Temperature Instruments: Filled systems
  • Bimetallic thermometers
  • Optical and Radiation pyrometers
  • Miscellaneous types: Pyrometric cones
  • Temperature sensitive materials
  • Quartz crystal thermometers
  • Temperature switch selection Control valve Selection: Pressure drop requirement
  • capacity requirement
  • Valve rangeability
  • Choosing the flow characteristic
  • Choosing body design
  • Single seat versus Double seat construction
  • Selection of actuators
  • Use of valve positioner
  • Selection of other mechanical features
  • Split ranging control valve
  • Valve noise problem
  • Special purpose valves

Unit 7 Construction and Start up

6 lecture hours

  • Organizing: Documents
  • cost control Ordering and Receiving equipment and Material: Purchase orders
  • Material status
  • storage Installing instrument systems: Procedures
  • Good installation practices Calibration Testing: Process connections
  • Pneumatic lines
  • Electrical Loop checking: Flow transmitter
  • Temperature transmitter
  • Control valve
  • Miscellaneous checks Startup: Placing instruments in service
  • Tuning loop controls
  • evaluating process upsets and disturbances
  • Repairing or replacing defective equipment
  • special equipment
  • Additional control

Unit 8 Introduction to International quality systems - ISO 9000

3 lecture hours

  • Quality management practices worldwide
  • certifying agencies
  • customers and ISO 9000 ISO 9000- A management overview ISO 9000- Quality system Inspection
  • Test standards and Calibration

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