Ameya Mathkar
Admin verifiedStatic Equipment Engineer
I am Chartered Engineer, International Professional Engineer (IntPE). I provide PE certification services for ASME Section VIII Div 2 equipment. I am Chief Manager – Static Equipment, and having over 25 years of experience in the design, engineering, manufacturing, certification, and project execution of static equipment for the Oil & Gas, Refining, Petrochemical, and Process industries. My expertise covers pressure vessels, heat exchangers, reactors, columns, tanks, piping, valves, and other critical process equipment, with extensive experience in international codes and standards including ASME, EN 13445, PD 5500, PED, and related regulatory requirements. I have strong capabilities in design appraisal, finite element analysis (FEA), piping flexibility analysis, vendor engineering, detailed engineering, technical bid evaluation, and project management. Having worked with leading organizations including thyssenkrupp Uhde India, LRQA/Lloyd's Register, Larsen & Toubro, and Godrej & Boyce, I have unique combination of EPC, manufacturing, inspection, certification, and engineering experience. I also led the development of technical services for emerging technologies, including green hydrogen applications. I am a recognized technical professional and co-author of several engineering papers presented at international pressure vessel and piping conferences. I am passionate about advancing engineering excellence, safety, and knowledge sharing through technical training and professional development. I can also provide services for following. Vendor calculation and drawing review for vessels, tanks, exchangers, filters, and packaged equipment. Datasheet, material, corrosion allowance, design load, nozzle, support, and test requirement verification.
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Project experience is available on request.
Education
BE Mechanical Int PE
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