Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)

Course Details:

• Learning Outcomes

  1. Gain a better understanding of the piping and instrumentation diagrams.
  2. Identify functions of new items in P&ID’s.
  3. Understand different functions of control elements in plant
  4. Recognize different types of P&IDs including legend &amp; symbols, process, utility generation, utility&nbsp;distribution, safety release gathering network, fire water, sewer collection system,<br>blanket gas &amp; VRU, interconnecting, Battery Limit/Tie-in, control detail, piping detail, pump seal&nbsp;flush, sampling system, safety shower & eye-Washer, HVAC, etc.
  5. Avoid/minimize the mistakes due to misreading the P&amp;IDs
  6. Avoid/minimize exerted cost adders because of change orders caused by unilateral mistakes on<br>the projects.

• Course Content

  1. Introduction to P&ID:
     1.1. Its Role, Content, and Milestones
     1.2. Anatomy &amp; General Rules<
     1.3. Provision for Ease of Maintenance
  2. Pipes &amp; Fittings
  3. Valves
  4. Control Valves
  5. Containers
  6. Tanks
  7. Vessels
  8. Fluid Transferring
  9. Heat Exchangers
  10. Pressure/Vacuum Relief Devices
  11. Insulation for Protection and Heat Conservation
  12. Winterization
  13. Operator safety
  14. Different Utilities and their Applications
  15. Utility Networks
  16. Utility Stations
  17. Instrumentation & Control
  18. Basic Process Control System (BPCS) and Safety Interlock System (SIS)
  19. DCS and PLC
  20. Alarm System