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At Know Plant Engineering, we simplify complex engineering concepts and provide practical knowledge based on real-world industry practices.


Our goal is to help engineers, engineering students and technical professionals build a stronger understanding of oil, gas, process and plant engineering.

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Featured Engineering Articles

Explore practical engineering guides covering oil and gas processing, plant design, equipment, safety, maintenance, instrumentation and industrial operations.

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Explore Plant Engineering

Build your knowledge step by step through our engineering topic areas.

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Oil & Gas Engineering

Upstream, Midstream, Downstream, Refineries, Petrochemical Plants & More
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Process Engineering

Process Design, PFD, P&ID, Simulation, Calculations& Optimization.
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Mechanical Equipment

Pumps, Compressors, Heat Exchangers, Pressure Vessels & More
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Instrumentation

Instruments, Sensors, Control Systems, PLC, DCS & Automation.
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Plant Safety

Process Safety, HAZOP, LOPA, SIS, Permit to Work, Fire Protection & More
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Maintenance & Reliability

Maintenance Strategies, RCM, Condition Monitoring, RCFA & Turnaround.
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Utilities

Steam, Cooling Water, Compressed Air, Water Treatment, Power & More
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Chemical Engineering

Unit Operations, Heat Transfer, Mass transfer, Fluid Mechanics & More
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Engineering Career

Career Guide, skills, Resume Tips, Interview Questions & Industry Insights.

Why Learn with Know Plant Engineering?

Practical Engineering Knowledge 

Understand engineering concepts through practical explanations and examples.

Industry-Focused Topics
Explore oil & gas plants, process systems, equipment, safety, utilities and operations.

Engineering Standards & Practices
Learn about commonly referenced engineering codes, standards and industry practices.

Useful for Students & Professionals
Resources designed to support engineering students, young engineers and experienced professionals.

Let’s Talk Engineering

Have a question about oil and gas, process plants, equipment, safety, or other engineering topics?


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