Trusted with our clients complex pipe stress scenarios for 18 years. Our engineers expertise is unmatched! #pipestress #calgary #engineering
Pi Engineering Inc.
Oil and Gas
Calgary, Alberta 1,596 followers
Experienced and highly trained piping and pipeline engineers specializing in stress analysis and FEA.
About us
Operating since 2006, Pi Engineering provides piping expertise in Oil and Gas, Water, and Pulp/Paper industries within Canada, the United States, and globally. Passionate about all things piping and stress analysis, we believe in developing expertise through specialization, training, and mentorship. We’ve developed a team of leading piping and pipe stress engineers and consultants. Specialization has kept our company efficient, reducing turnaround times, and providing practical, cost effective, and implementable solutions that make sense. We support our multi-discipline/project engineering clients by providing the best piping engineering possible. --------------------- Core Services: --------------------- Piping stress analysis - Pipelines (csa z662), sour/sweet/co2/liquids, vehicle crossings, bend studies, buckling, anchor blocks. Plant and Facility Piping – SAGD, high pressure steam, heavy oil, petrochemical. Equipment piping design and stress analysis – Pumps, pressure vessels, exchangers, turbines/compressors, flares. Dynamic analysis – Reciprocating compressor piping, mechanical vibration analysis, water hammer analysis, slugging, start up/shut down transient analysis (pump trip). Finite Element Analysis (FEA) – Pipe supports (trunnions, staunchions, shoes, guides, anchors), heat transfer, equipment nozzles (tanks and pressure vessels). Troubleshooting – On-site availability for field/operations support of piping issues (slugging, water hammer, vibration, thermal growth, supports). Training – Mentoring several piping engineers, custom in-house piping or pipeline stress analysis seminars or lunch and learns. Piping engineering - Piping material selection and specification, support standard development, valve selection, specialty item specification, spring support selection, line lists, ABSA/BCSA compliance and registration. Vibration Measurement and Analysis - Self-performed vibration measurements.
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http://www.piengineering.ca
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- Industry
- Oil and Gas
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Calgary, Alberta
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1996
- Specialties
- Pipe stress anlaysis, Finite element analysis, Pipeline stress anlaysis, Piping and pipeline engineering, vibration analysis, computational fluid dynamics, piping stress analysis, equipment piping design, plant and facility piping, valve specifications, pipe support design and selection, bend studies, transient analysis, fea, water hammer, flow induced vibration, vibration measurements, vibration measurement, field data acquisition, and slugging
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#730, 734 7 Ave SW
Calgary, Alberta T2P 3P8, CA
Employees at Pi Engineering Inc.
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Congratulations to Pi alumni, Andrea Van Vugt on completing her Masters Degree in Arts in Community Development!
The letter said: “Congratulations, your UVic credential has been awarded!” It’s official. I earned a Master of Arts in Community Development (MACD). More than three years of hard work had gone into creating this moment, and I looked back on the road to get there with gratitude and pride. I began my journey in the MACD program at the University of Victoria's School of Public Administration in May 2021. During my first residency at the UVic campus, I watched Professor Robert Lapper give a presentation about his experience working with marginalized individuals within the justice system. His presentation got the gears turning in my head. I introduced myself to Prof. Lapper, a senior public law lawyer who teaches at the UVic School of Public Administration and Faculty of Law. While we talked, he mentioned that the access to justice course he teaches contains very little content about disability. I was surprised and asked, "Really? Why?" Our conversation continued, and I promised to follow up with him. After the residency, I returned home with a newfound interest in learning about access to justice for disabled people. What exactly is access to justice, and how does it impact the disability community? Do law students receive education about disability in their curriculum? Do Canadian law schools offer dedicated law courses on disability? Eager to explore these questions, I discussed the potential for research with Prof. Lapper. He alerted me to the BC Access to Justice Centre for Excellence (ACE), an academic research institute at the University of Victoria's Faculty of Law. I connected with ACE to start a dialogue, and after finishing my coursework, I began working on my final research project with ACE as my client. My research identified eleven law schools in Canada that teach fifteen disability law courses. Nine of those courses have the word disability in their course names, and the other six courses have mental health in their course names. I conducted interviews with faculty of law who teach at Canadian law schools to learn more about: - Diversifying legal education curriculum in Canada - The importance of disability education at law schools - The potential impact disability education has on access to justice for disabled people Now, I'm excited to share my project with you! If you are interested in disability, justice, education, or law school, check out my project. The report is long, but the table of contents can help you find what interests you. Click the link below to see it. My convocation is next week, and I'm eager to celebrate my success. I'm also looking forward to returning to work and engaging with people. I'm open to connecting with anyone interested in discussing work opportunities, my research, or anything else, so please reach out with your questions, comments, or ideas. Let’s meet for coffee! 🙂 #DisabilityRights #DEI #Education #DisabilityAwareness #Accessibility #DisabledandProud #DisabilityJustice #Law
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Did you know Pi Engineering performs geotechnical hazard assessments? We can proactively identify and mitigate the risks associated with slope stability, differential settlement and frost heave, ensuring the reliability and longevity of our clients pipeline systems. #pipelines #oilandgas #pipelineengineering #calgary
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Welcome to the team David Clark! We're thrilled to have you at Pi Engineering.
I've started a new position as Piping Engineer at Pi Engineering Inc.
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Great seeing everyone at our annual Pi Day Open House! Daryl Josefchak won the Office Decorating Contest with his Death Star III desk and Joseph Boutette won Best Cubicle with Party Desk 2:The Party Continues. See you next year!
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3 days until PI DAY! Are you coming to our open house? We'll be bringing back our office decorating contest for the 2nd year. Come vote on your favourite, play some games and eat some Pi-themed food.
Happy Pi Day! Great seeing so many familiar faces! Thanks for attending our annual open house. The Pi Office Decorating contest was good fun, and great participation by Joseph Boutette, Daniel Sunderland, Paul Bond, Steven Phelps, Tye Martel, Jason Meitz, Daryl Josefchak, Laura Combden. #piday2023 #piday #officelife #officedecoratingcontest #officegoals #corporatelife #yyc #oilandgas https://lnkd.in/gab2sTiG
Pi Engineering Inc on Instagram: "Party Office, Library Office, Mario Office, conspiracy theory office, who do you think won the grand prize?? 🏆 #officedecoratingcontest #yyc #pipestress #piengineering #businessculture #officelife #officedesign #engineerlife #mechanicalengineering"
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Clients, colleagues and friends of Pi Engineering. You're invited to our annual Pi Day Open House on March 14th from 12-5pm. Stop by for some refreshments, contests and to practice your 3.14159265...... RSVP below. https://lnkd.in/gEbm6f_N
Pi Day Open House at Pi Engineering!
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