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Process Engineering
Kerosene
CDU DHT
Diluted Diesel Upgrader
Bitumen Naphtha Sour Gas
LVGO
HC SCO
HVGO
VDU
Treating FG (upgrader)
Naphtha
Diesel SRU Sulfur
SDA DAO
EB
GO
Gasifier H 2S
H2 (upgrader)
Pitch
GSFR Syn Gas
Manual switches
Equipment rating or capacity
Pressure, temperature and flow data
Supplier package piping which is internal to the
package and has no operational interface
Elbows, tees and similar standard pipe fittings
Extensive explanatory notes
Physical details and dimensions
Piping connections and type (e.g. threaded, flanged,
etc.)
Basic Steps for P&ID Preparation
Show all equipments with necessary piping to carry out
the process
Show all connecting process piping necessary to carry
out the process
Show all other piping required for auxiliaries
Show all required valves and major non-standard fittings
Show all required instruments and control loops
Mark size, fluid code, material code & identification
numbers of all pipe lines
Mark interlock numbers as per interlock description
Review P&ID considering all operational, startup
/shutdown, safety, maintenance & aesthetic aspects
Three Key Types of Symbols in P&IDs
Equipment symbols:
Process operation units for mass transfer, heat
transfer, momentum transfer and chemical reaction
Piping symbols:
Relevant to pipe, valves, and connections
Instrumentation symbols:
Sensing, monitoring and controlling
Pressure (P)
Flowrate (F)
Level (L)
Self-actuated devices
Pressure (regulators, relief/safety valves)
Valve actuators
Pneumatic & electric (solenoid, diaphragm, cylinder,
motor, etc.)
With & without positioners
Miscellaneous labels
Signal/Line Symbols
Some Sensor & Control Valve Symbols
Exercise: Identification of P&ID Symbols
General Instrument Symbols
Instrument Symbol
A circle -- individual measurement
instruments such as transmitters,
sensors, and detectors for pressure,
temperature, flow, level
A square with a circle inside --
instruments that both display
measurement readings and perform
some control function (e.g. DCS
connection and control)
Instrument Location
Solid line: Control room panel A hexagon -- computer functions.
No line: Field A square with a diamond -- PLC
Double solid: Remote panel (Programmable Logic Control)
Dash line: Behind panel in control room functions.
Double dash line: Behind remote panel
Instrument Identification – Tag Number
Instrument symbols should contain
letters and numbers.
Examples of Instrument #