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Learn how Process Control, Safety Instrumented Systems, Interlock & Alarms are represented in engineering P&ID drawings

Last updated 2022-01-10 | 4.4

- Understand and evaluate the purpose
- content
- and importance of P&IDs to the construction
- commissionning
- safe operation and maintenance of a process plant
- Learn how to read
- interpret and successfully understand ALL P&IDs through numerous real industrial examples
- Identify the 5 key sections of your P&ID (title block
- grid system
- revision block
- notes and legend
- engineering drawing block)

What you'll learn

Understand and evaluate the purpose
content
and importance of P&IDs to the construction
commissionning
safe operation and maintenance of a process plant
Learn how to read
interpret and successfully understand ALL P&IDs through numerous real industrial examples
Identify the 5 key sections of your P&ID (title block
grid system
revision block
notes and legend
engineering drawing block)
Know and identify valve symbols on your P&IDs (gate
globe
ball
butterfly
needle…)
Know and identify valve actuator symbols on your P&IDs (pneumatic
hydraulic
electric
single acting spring return
double acting…)
Know the standards and conventions for valve status (open
closed
throttled)
Identify valve position and failure mode on your P&IDs (LO
LC
FO
FC
FAI…)
Know and identify process equipment symbols on your P&IDs (pumps
compressors
heat exchangers
columns
furnaces
reactors
vessels
containers
mixers…)
Know and identify piping symbols on your P&IDs (process
pneumatic
electric
hydraulic…)
Determine specific information about a process piping including type of material in the line
line size
line number and type of insulation when applicable
Know and identify pipe fitting symbols on your P&IDs (flanges
reductions
caps
spool pieces
unions…)
Know and identify the P&ID symbols of safety devices that are used to safely isolate
vent & drain process equipment for ease of maintenance (spectacle and spade blinds
double block and bleed valves…)
Know and identify pneumatic
electric
hydraulic and instrument signal lines on your P&IDs
Know and identify instrumentation symbols on your P&IDs (flow meters
temperature transmitters
pressure gauges…)
Know and identify the location of instruments
recorders
modifiers and controllers on your P&IDs (field mounted
board mounted
inaccessible…)
Know the lettering and numbering standards based on ISA symbolgy for piping
instruments and equipment designation on your P&IDs
Trace the flow of a process stream into your P&ID
through the pipes and equipment
and out of the P&ID
Understand the importance of process control and how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Successfully interpret basic process control schemes on your P&IDs
Understand the different process control options and how they are displayed on your P&IDs (cascade control
split range control
ratio control
batch control
selective control…)
Define the term Flow Control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Define the term Temperature Control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Define the term Pressure Control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Define the term Level Control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand the control of pressure in a pipe and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand the control of flow in a pipe and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand flow merging control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand flow splitting control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
Understand centrifugal pump control systems (discharge throttling
variable speed drive
minimum flow…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
Understand positive displacement pump control systems (recirculation pipe
variable speed drive
stroke adjustment…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
Understand compressor control systems (capacity control
variable speed drive
anti-surge…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
Understand heat exchanger control systems (direct control
bypass control
back pressure control…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
Understand reactor temperature control systems and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
Understand fired heater control systems and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
Understand container and vessel control systems and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
Understand electric motor control systems (ON / OFF actions) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
Know and understand the concept of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) and explain how safety instrumented functions are displayed on your P&IDs
Know and understand the concept of Alarm Systems and explain how alarms are displayed on your P&IDs
Identify safe operating limits based on system designs as displayed on your P&IDs
Know and understand how Fire and Gas Detection Systems (FGS) are displayed on P&IDs
Assess emergency situations and regulatory compliance issues using your P&IDs

* Requirements

* Some engineering or field knowledge is preferable but not mandatory. All the concepts are explained in depth using an easy to understand language to allow students to build their knowledge from the ground up

Description

  • Understand and evaluate the purpose, content, and importance of P&IDs to the construction, commissionning, safe operation and maintenance of a process plant
  • Learn how to read, interpret and successfully understand ALL P&IDs through numerous real industrial examples
  • Identify the 5 key sections of your P&ID (title block, grid system, revision block, notes and legend, engineering drawing block)
  • Know and identify valve symbols on your P&IDs (gate, globe, ball, butterfly, needle…)
  • Know and identify valve actuator symbols on your P&IDs (pneumatic, hydraulic, electric, single acting spring return, double acting…)
  • Know the standards and conventions for valve status (open, closed, throttled)
  • Identify valve position and failure mode on your P&IDs (LO, LC, FO, FC, FAI…)
  • Know and identify process equipment symbols on your P&IDs (pumps, compressors, heat exchangers, columns, furnaces, reactors, vessels, containers, mixers…)
  • Know and identify piping symbols on your P&IDs (process, pneumatic, electric, hydraulic…)
  • Determine specific information about a process piping including type of material in the line, line size, line number and type of insulation when applicable
  • Know and identify pipe fitting symbols on your P&IDs (flanges, reductions, caps, spool pieces, unions…)
  • Know and identify the P&ID symbols of safety devices that are used to safely isolate, vent & drain process equipment for ease of maintenance (spectacle and spade blinds, double block and bleed valves…)
  • Know and identify pneumatic, electric, hydraulic and instrument signal lines on your P&IDs
  • Know and identify instrumentation symbols on your P&IDs (flow meters, temperature transmitters, pressure gauges…)
  • Know and identify the location of instruments, recorders, modifiers and controllers on your P&IDs (field mounted, board mounted, inaccessible…)
  • Know the lettering and numbering standards based on ISA symbolgy for piping, instruments and equipment designation on your P&IDs
  • Trace the flow of a process stream into your P&ID, through the pipes and equipment, and out of the P&ID
  • Understand the importance of process control and how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Successfully interpret basic process control schemes on your P&IDs
  • Understand the different process control options and how they are displayed on your P&IDs (cascade control, split range control, ratio control, batch control, selective control…)
  • Define the term Flow Control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Define the term Temperature Control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Define the term Pressure Control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Define the term Level Control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand the control of pressure in a pipe and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand the control of flow in a pipe and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand flow merging control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand flow splitting control and explain how it is displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand centrifugal pump control systems (discharge throttling, variable speed drive, minimum flow…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand positive displacement pump control systems (recirculation pipe, variable speed drive, stroke adjustment…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand compressor control systems (capacity control, variable speed drive, anti-surge…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand heat exchanger control systems (direct control, bypass control, back pressure control…) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand reactor temperature control systems and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand fired heater control systems and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand container and vessel control systems and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Understand electric motor control systems (ON / OFF actions) and explain how they are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Know and understand the concept of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) and explain how safety instrumented functions are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Know and understand the concept of Alarm Systems and explain how alarms are displayed on your P&IDs
  • Identify safe operating limits based on system designs as displayed on your P&IDs
  • Know and understand how Fire and Gas Detection Systems (FGS) are displayed on P&IDs
  • Assess emergency situations and regulatory compliance issues using your P&IDs

Course content

15 sections • 124 lectures

What's a P&ID ? Preview 03:07

Why is a P&ID so important ? Preview 01:39

Who uses P&ID's ? Preview 05:49

How do P&ID's look like ? Preview 07:37

Learning objectives Preview 00:46

Introduction Preview 01:48

Anatomy of a P&ID Preview 01:10

The title block Preview 02:55

The drawing scale Preview 02:36

The grid system Preview 01:33

The revision block Preview 02:49

Changes Preview 01:52

Notes and legends Preview 03:07

Learning objectives Preview 02:43

Valve symbols Preview 14:00

Valve actuator symbols Preview 08:50

Control valve designations Preview 01:37

Standards and conventions for valve status Preview 07:01

Process equipment symbols Preview 12:24

Piping symbols Preview 03:08

Pipe fitting symbols Preview 02:33

Isolating, venting & draining symbols for ease of maintenance Preview 05:20

Instrumentation Preview 02:39

Sensing devices and detectors Preview 04:18

Location symbols Preview 04:21

Modifiers and transmitters Preview 05:24

Indicators and recorders Preview 03:25

Controllers Preview 03:20

Example #1 : Identifying process equipment and flow paths on a P&ID Preview 04:31

Example #2 : Identifying valve position and failure mode on a P&ID Preview 03:24

Example #3 : Identifying the symbols on a P&ID Preview 02:26

Learning objectives Preview 01:19

Piping designation code Preview 05:47

Equipment designation code Preview 02:46

Instrument designation code Preview 01:39

Miscellaneous designation codes Preview 02:02

Learning objectives Preview 01:19

The control loop Preview 02:05

Process control terms Preview 10:19

Learning objectives Preview 02:04

Single control loops : Feedback control Preview 01:44

Pressure control loops Preview 01:22

Flow control loops Preview 01:26

Level control loops Preview 00:58

Temperature control loops Preview 01:21

Multi-variable loops Preview 01:31

Multi-variable loops : Feedforward control Preview 01:42

Feedforward + Feedback Preview 00:55

Cascade control Preview 08:25

Split range control Preview 03:04

Operations on control signals Preview 01:42

Ratio control Preview 02:28

Batch control Preview 01:13

Selective control Preview 00:48

Learning objectives Preview 01:04

Why do we need to control ? Preview 01:03

How to control ? Preview 09:42

Pipe control 1/4 Preview 01:52

Pipe control 2/4 Preview 02:03

Pipe control 3/4 Preview 02:30

Pipe control 4/4 Preview 03:36

Flow control 1/2 Preview 08:17

Flow control 2/2 Preview 05:25

Pump control 1/7 Preview 04:07

Pump control 2/7 Preview 02:34

Pump control 3/7 Preview 08:55

Pump control 4/7 Preview 01:47

Pump control 5/7 Preview 02:41

Pump control 6/7 Preview 01:15

Pump control 7/7 Preview 01:12

Compressor control 1/3 Preview 01:35

Compressor control 2/3 Preview 11:46

Compressor control 3/3 Preview 02:53

Heat transfer equipment control 1/6 Preview 02:06

Heat transfer equipment control 2/6 Preview 03:54

Heat transfer equipment control 3/6 Preview 04:26

Heat transfer equipment control 4/6 Preview 02:28

Heat transfer equipment control 5/6 Preview 01:17

Heat transfer equipment control 6/6 Preview 02:09

Reactor temperature control Preview 06:10

Fired heater control 1/2 Preview 07:30

Fired heater control 2/2 Preview 04:47

Container and vessel control 1/2 Preview 06:41

Container and vessel control 2/2 Preview 02:28

Learning objectives Preview 01:58

Safety strategies Preview 01:21

Concept of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) 1/4 Preview 01:17

Concept of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) 2/4 Preview 13:55

Concept of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) 3/4 Preview 02:10

Concept of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) 4/4 Preview 02:31

Anatomy of a SIS 1/8 Preview 02:12

Anatomy of a SIS 2/8 Preview 00:30

Anatomy of a SIS 3/8 Preview 03:03

Anatomy of a SIS 4/8 Preview 04:28

Anatomy of a SIS 5/8 Preview 02:03

Anatomy of a SIS 6/8 Preview 01:52

Anatomy of a SIS 7/8 Preview 02:48

Anatomy of a SIS 8/8 Preview 00:26

Showing safety instrumented functions on P&IDs Preview 07:16

Discrete control Preview 04:31

Concept of Alarm systems 1/5 Preview 01:29

Concept of Alarm systems 2/5 Preview 02:29

Concept of Alarm systems 3/5 Preview 06:14

Concept of Alarm systems 4/5 Preview 05:55

Concept of Alarm systems 5/5 Preview 01:13

Fire and Gas Detection Systems (FGS) Preview 03:10

Electric motor SIS control 1/4 Preview 07:12

Electric motor SIS control 2/4 Preview 04:42

Electric motor SIS control 3/4 Preview 04:46

Electric motor SIS control 4/4 - A concrete example Preview 03:30

About this practice session Preview 02:36

P&ID example #1 : Legend and specifications Preview 04:45

P&ID example #2 : Hydrogen delivery station Preview 16:15

P&ID example #3 : Centrifugal compressor Preview 05:22

P&ID example #4 : Hydrogen from shale gas Preview 10:29

P&ID example #5 : Fired heater Preview 07:10