Oil & Gas Process Engineers

Welcome

This is a knowledge sharing page, dedicated to educate, assist and inspire Oil & Gas Process Engineers. Please feel free to share with your colleagues.

We have included:

1. Herve Baron's Engineering Training files and a set of Quizzes with his permission. Help one understand the role and contribution of individual Engineering Disciplines

2. Sizing - Excel Calculation Files

3. Training Files - Process Engineering Training used in our onsite training programs

4. Design Tips, based on engineering review

5. Safety Alerts, based on incident reports

We regularly update these documents. 

We need to build on each other’s capability, to go further and farther. Otherwise, we might remain in the caves of ignorance and independently discover the same ‘wheel’ every day! The world is a much better learning place today with Internet access + experts freely and willingly sharing across many frontiers.

Not a single thought or line here is mine. Generously shared by many over the years. Please feel free to share. If I have not captured/ phrased an issue correctly, please feel free to correct me. Thanks in advance. 

S M Kumar, May 2012                 Updated Dec 2025

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If you have prepared an Excel or PowerPoint Presentation, you know the time and efforts it takes. Please freely share with your colleagues and train your younger colleagues. They are not your competitors but help you move up, the way we moved from cave to condos.

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Disclaimer: Contents are for information purposes only. Not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Information suggested may not be applicable or valid for use in your design or plant or circumstances. Always consult a qualified professional engineer. We disclaim any liability or  responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, legality or reliability of the information in this website. Your use of the information is at your sole risk. Images and copyrighted material inadvertently included belong to the rightful owner.