Hello
Today I have finished a major update to the P&ID course.
This is a totally new section applying what we have gone through within the course.
In this update, we shall go through a live example of 2 P&ID drawings containing a 3 phase separator, a pump and a heat exchanger, checking all details in these P&IDs and why they look that way.
In addition, we shall apply a checklist to review the P&IDs. Through this checklist, we have reviewed each portion of the P&ID, and added tons of comments to apply proper common practices regarding:
- Checking general P&ID details
- Piping details, e.g. spec breaks, reducers, no pockets and minimum distance
- Walking through Instrumentation details, performance measuring, alarms and controls
- Holds pending input from vendors
- Maintenance, isolation valve locking and drainage
- Discovering mismatch between PFD and P&ID
- Dealing with different upset scenarios
- Checking fire scenario
- Heat exchanger arrangement
- And even more
This was how the checklist ended up:
And this was how the P&ID comments looked like at the end!
Through an approximately 2 hour section, we have addressed all these details. I hope you shall enjoy this section.
Whether you were subscribing in my P&ID course or in the Process Engineering Masterclass or in Udemy P&ID course, you can check out its last section.
At the end, I must highlight that your feedback is invaluable! If you have any questions or suggestions or comments, I’d be more than willing to listen.
Happy learning!
Mohamad
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