Chemical, Oil & Gas: A Beginner’S Guide To P&Id Development

Read, Review, Develop Oil and Gas, Chemical, Petrochemical P&ID including operability, safety, maintainability aspects

What you'll learn
Various aspects that go into the P&ID creation
How to interpret a P&ID?
How to prepare a P&ID?
How to read a P&ID?
What are the different principles to be applied in a P&ID? How to identify them?
Examples of identifying the safety, operability and reliability components in a P&ID
Who are the different stakeholders for the Project P&ID’s?
What is hierarchy of rules while preparing a P&ID?
What are different types of P&ID? Explained with real example
Difference between PFD and P&ID brought out through real example
What is a a legend P&ID? and the different types.
Know about piping, instrumentation and other symbology
Rules of P&ID Development- Piping, layout, instrumentation
12 Steps of P&ID Development explained and demonstrated with an application example
Valves: Purpose, Uses, Types, Type selection for different service, isolation philosophy
Liquid sampling system types and template
Pipes: Symbology, line numbers, specification break, piping interface
Process control: purpose, process variables, heat exchanger temperature control, feedback vs feedforward control, control loop components
P&ID Template: Vertical Vessel
P&ID Template: Horizontal Vessel
P&ID Template: Heat Exchanger
P&ID Template: Vertical Vessel
P&ID Template: Vertical Reboiler
P&ID Template: Centrifugal Compressor
P&ID Template: Centrifugal Pump
P&ID Template: Centrifugal Pump Minimum Flow alternatives
Relief valve template
Process Control System - Purpose, Example, Safety Considerations
Analysis of control requirements
How material balance is controlled through process control
Process control: General Rules
Process control template for fuel gas knockout drum
Process control template for centrifugal compressor
Process control template for centrifugal pump
Identify Distillation column controls
Different types of distillation column feed controls discussed and presented
Different types of reflux and product controls for distillation column discussed
Different types of pressure control for distillation column presented

Requirements
Some exposure to a process plant through study, work etc.
Those who handle or are exposed to P&ID
How material balance is maintained by a control system
General rules for process control system
Process control template for fuel gas knockout drum

Description
This course aims to provide the students the skill to prepare, interpret and read P&ID's. The course starts with a comprehensive introduction to the Piping and Instrumentation Drawing (P&ID) is delivered. As a second step the principles that drive the P&ID development is described with real P&ID examples. The course is replete with examples of real industrial setting P&ID's.After going through the principles of P&ID, the steps for P&ID development is introduced These steps are easy and simple ones that can be interchangeably applied. Next the legend P&ID is described in detail. With this you can easily read the P&ID. However, to develop a reviewer’s awareness some detailed inputs on valve, Pipes, control systems and equipment templates is provided.At the end of this course, you will not be an expert but you will know enough to start the journey of reading, understanding, interpreting P&ID’s and begin developing simple P&ID’s.Always remember a well developed P&ID is NOT a single person’s effort, but is the culmination of efforts of several engineering specialists, vendors, operators. After many different revisions and reviews the P&ID’s are good for Construction.So, Good Luck and Hope you enjoy the journey!Course ContentsIntroductionPrinciples of P&ID DevelopmentP&ID TypesLegend P&IDGeneral Rules of P&ID DevelopmentSteps in P&ID DevelopmentValvesPipesControl SystemEquipment TemplatesProcess Control & templatesInstrument Templates (August 2023)Process Control System (July 2023)P&ID Implementation Milestones (August 2023)Distillation. Control (September 2023)Bonus

Who this course is for:
Aspiring and current quality, piping, instrument, mechanical designers and engineers,Aspiring and current operating plant operators, maintenance technicians, safety staff, engineers,Those who aspire to or currently participate in HAZOP studies, risk studies,Those who are associated with building a process plant,Those who will be involved in preparing, executing shutdown work in a process plant