Chemicalprocess Engineering Drawingsdiagrams

Overview of Engineering Drawings and Diagrams Preview 03:12

Drawings and Diagrams are essential for Engineers from every discipline. They help engineers understand and imagine the plant or their working environment, more properly. In this video, you will learn about:

• - What is the importance of having Engineering Drawings?;

• - Most used Engineering Drawings and

• - Overview of Drawings and Diagrams in various disciplines

Block Flow Diagrams, BFDs Preview 03:18

Block Flow Diagrams, as the most fundamental Process Engineering Drawing is used to form a scheme of process, so that other drawings can be developed using them. This lesson aims to teach you:

- What are Block Flow Diagrams, BFDs?;

- Role of this drawing in Project Organization and

- Developing Block Flow Diagram

Process Flow Diagrams, PFDs Preview 04:30

Process Flow Diagrams are commonly used in chemical and process engineering to indicate the general flow of plant processes and equipment. PFDs display the relationship between the major equipment of a plant facility and does not show minor details. This video will help you understand:

- Why is PFD important?;

- What does or doesn't PFD include? and

- How PFDs are developed?

Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, P&IDs Preview 05:13

Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, (P&IDs) are detailed diagrams in the process industry showing the piping and process equipment together with the instrumentation and control devices. In this video, we will get into:

- Relationship between PFD and P&ID;

- What are or aren't included in P&IDs? and

- How are P&IDs are developed?

Tags on Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, P&IDs Preview 04:47

Similar to Equipment and Instrumentation, every pipe on a P&ID requires a unique tag number, so that it can be uniquely identified during design, or referenced in operating procedures. In this session, you are provided with the essential information about:

- Why are tags used in P&IDs?;

- Symbols/tags for various equipment (pump, compressor, valve, etc.);

- Symbols/tags for indicators and

- Symbols/tags for pipe and lines

P&ID Development, Revision and Update Preview 03:48

As Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams illustrate the detailed process, its development, revision and update become vital. This video aims to teach you:

- Why are these procedures important?;

- Revisions on Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams and

- Redlining Methodology for P&ID Development

Utility Lines in P&IDs Preview 06:12

As P&IDs provide needed information to begin the planning for construction, there should be brief explanation on utility lines and its contributors. Therefore, this session is dedicated to:

- More about Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams;

- What is piping indicated by on P&ID? (such as, nominal diameter, fluid service, piping class, etc.) and

- Pipe diameters (nominal, inner and outer)

Cause and Effect, C&E Diagrams Preview 03:09

Cause and Effect, C&E Diagrams can be considered as the visual tool to logically organize possible causes for a specific problem or event. These Engineering Drawings help teams understand that there are many causes that contribute to an effect and what mitigative plans should be followed to overcome those effects. In this video-session, you will learn about:

- What is the importance of C&E Diagram?;

- How these drawings are developed? and

- Analysis on a system using C&E Logic

Drawings used in Other Disciplines Preview 05:04

After completing the most essential drawings/diagrams in Chemical/Process Engineering Discipline, it would be better to get into other drawings used in various disciplines by looking through:
- General Arrangement Drawings;

- Detailed Drawings and

- Piping Isometrics

"BONUS" Lecture Preview 00:35

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