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P&id Development

This document provides information on key project and plant documents, focusing on P&IDs (Piping and Instrument Diagrams). It discusses that P&IDs are the database for plant equipment, instrumentation, and process flow. The document outlines what information should be included on P&IDs, such as equipment details, pipe specifications, valve and instrument types. Standards for symbols and identifiers are referenced. The purpose of P&IDs is to provide operational details for plant design, construction, and operation.

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P&id Development

This document provides information on key project and plant documents, focusing on P&IDs (Piping and Instrument Diagrams). It discusses that P&IDs are the database for plant equipment, instrumentation, and process flow. The document outlines what information should be included on P&IDs, such as equipment details, pipe specifications, valve and instrument types. Standards for symbols and identifiers are referenced. The purpose of P&IDs is to provide operational details for plant design, construction, and operation.

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Key Project and Plant Document

P&ID Development
Acknowledgment
Past Project s, Codes & Standards
Pictures from: many sources, internet

150-P-105 A/B 1 +1 Duty + Standby

 P&IDs are the “hieroglyphs” database of plant  Process flow sequence and COKER FEED PUMPS

 Process equipment + instrumentation controlling and direction 200 m³/h x 70m 50 kW


DP: 14.5 barg @ DT : 250 °C
protecting the equipment  Equipment: Tag no, name, 150-C-110
capacity, design P/T, sparing COKER FRACTIONATOR
 Life long document - Concept, Design-Engineering, philosophy DP Top/Bottom: 3.5/4.5 barg FV
Construction, Commissioning and Operation DT Top/Bottom: 350/ 450 °C
 Pipe: Size, pressure rating, 12”- SPEC-IN-UNIT-LnNo
1 Picture = 1,000 Words MOC, insulation, unit, service FCV
101
and number PIC
 Valves: Type, open or closed FT

in normal service, manual or FE


PT

automated
300#150#

 Miscellaneous: Vent, drain,


fittings, sampling, reducers
and expanders

P&ID Development 1
150-P-105 A/B 1 +1 One Pump is spare and on standby

 Instruments: Type and tag COKER FEED PUMPS


200 m³/h x 70m 50 kW
number. Set points. Inputs DP: 14.5 barg @ DT : 250 °C
150-C-110
and outputs. Control - local COKER FRACTIONATOR
/ remote/ interlock DP Top/Bottom: 3.5/4.5 barg FV
Mainly Copy & Paste from Past Projects. Plus updates. Codes change!!
DT Top/Bottom: 350/ 450 °C
 Spec breaks/ class changes
12”- SPEC-IN-UNIT-LnNo
FCV
 Push Buttons 101

 Special Requirements: FT
PIC

Start-up, vent, drain, FE


PT

flushing and sampling 300#150#


 Scope of supply
demarcation. Vendor and
contractor interfaces

PC
 Review PFD  Usually follow ANSI/ISA S5.1 and ISO 14617-
 Equipment arrangement &
Controls
From
LC 101 standard “Instrumentation Symbols and
 Add piping details Identification”. [Note: There are other standards too]
 Valves, reducers, expanders  For instruments
 Sizes, Insulation, Heat Tracing etc ▪ 5 digit Identifier as in table below + a loop number
 And instrumentation details ▪ PIC 201 is a Pressure Indicating Controller in control loop 201
PFD - Pump
 Controls and interlocks
 Set points
PG
 Symbols in company or PG

international standards Column 1 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5


Column 2
 Engg companies use past Letter (Measured
(Modifier)
(Readout/passiv (Output/active (Function
value) e function) function) modifier)
project P&IDs as a starting To Drain To Drain
A Analysis Alarm
To Drain
point and modify PID - Pump Point (Test
P Pressure
Connection)

P&ID Development 2
ISA S5.1
 Page 30: Table 4.1 - Identification letters  No line - Field Device. Locally
 Page 36: Table 5.1.1 - Instrumentation device and function symbols Mounted. PG, TG, LG etc.

 Page 39: Table 5.2.2 - Measurement notations  Single horizontal line - Primary Central Control Room Panel
 Page 40: Table 5.2.3 - Primary elements Location
 Page 44: Table 5.2.5 - Auxiliary and accessory devices  Front of Central or Control
Room Panel
 Page 45: Table 5.3.1 - Line: instrument to process and equipment  Dashed line - Back of Panel
 Page 46: Table 5.3.2 - Line: instrument-to-instrument connections Board Good old days
 Inaccessible
 Page 49: Table 5.4.1 - Final control element
 Page 50: Table 5.4.2- Final control element actuator  Double line - Auxiliary Location
 Front of Local Panel
 Page 52: Table 5.4.3 - Self-actuated final control element Field or Remote
 Page 55: Table 5.4.4 - Control valve failure & de-energized position  Double Dashed lines - Back of Panel
 Page 56: Table 5.5 - Functional diagramming symbols … and so on Local Panel
 Inaccessible
a Square around the Circle, indicates information
is shared as in DCS Control. Graphics on screen.

PI
Square around the Circle, indicates  Hexagon: Computer function  PI - Indicates locally
information is shared as in DCS  Diamond: PLC Function
105

TI
 Lines /Signals
Control. Graphics on screen  TI - Indicates in DCS screen
 Summary - Common Use
105
 Major Process
 In field Main Panel Local Panel
 No line - Field Location Physical PT
 Minor Process/
Device 105
PIT
 PT - Transmits only Utility Line
105  PIT - Indicates and Transmits
 Single line - Primary Location  Electrical
Virtual
Graphics TIC
 TIC - Indicates and Controls via
 Dashed line - Not accessible 105
DCS
 Capillary X X X

 Letter & numbers to ISA


 Numbers are user assigned  Software O O O

 Sequential with or without unit number XV


 XV - Actuated Valve  Pneumatic // // //
 Double line – Auxiliary/ Remote  Process line number 105 SV SV - Solenoid Valve
Location  Database or national standards PS
105  PS - Pressure Switch  Hydraulic L L L
105
SDV
105  SDV - Shut Down Valve
 Double Dashed - Remote
From: www.aiche.org, “Interpreting-piping-and-
Location
instrumentation-diagrams-symbology”, Robert Cook
Modern Control Room

P&ID Development 3
Legend Sheets
 PFD FC
 Legend sheets list all symbols
 Differ between different companies
 Review
 Equipment Symbols
 Piping & Valves Symbols
 P&ID  Pneumatic  Electronic  DCS  Instrument Symbols
 Some prefer to show details in P&IDs for material
count and take-off. Others pack info in Legend
FT FIC FT FIC
FT FIC
sheets and keep P&IDs simple
FV FV FV
FE FE FE

 P&IDs are created  Intelligent P&IDs  Inputs .. In stages ..  Corporate drafting standards
 Rome was not built in a day  Intelligent or non-intelligent
using standard populate database  PFD  IT Participation
 Operating conditions - P, T  Piping inputs
software  Equip Info  Equipment  Control  Instrumentation & Controls
 Intelligent (Populate info List  Philosophy Inputs
 Sparing  MOC (Corrosion) Inputs
into a central database  Line Numbering  Line  Safety Studies input
 Isolation
shared with other List  Piping   Design Margins on Alarms,
 Commissioning and Start-up
disciplines) Isometric drawings  Trips, and Relief inputs
 Corporate Piping Specs
 Non-intelligent - create Line Completion code 
 Type of valves. Size restrictions
drawings only Fabrication etc  Line Sizing
 More .. later  Relief and Control Valve sizing
 May have many layers to .. Process/ Insrt/ Supplier
capture different types of
info

P&ID Development 4
150-C-101 150-P-105 A/B
 Start with past project  Utility/ Flare/Vent/Drain  Title blocks on top FEED SURGE DRUM FEED PUMPS
P&IDs  Main Equipment at Dia x T/T L, mm: 2,500 x 7,500 Flow x Head, m³/h x m 200 x 100
connections ending in a box centre DP : 6.0 barg Power, kW :TBA
DT : 250 °C DP : 15 barg
or headers that run at the DT : 250 °C
 Equipment/ P&ID top and bottom of all  Space for spare
 Oil & Gas:1 major equipment  Pump?
for details to be clear in A3 size drawings PC
To LP
From N2

 Rest: 2-4 - 6 A1 size  Ending in box requires  Pump elevation - Distribution


Isolation/ Bypass Valves Not shown
Flare

separate Collection P&IDs NPSHa


 Follow PFD sequence for  Special requirements 1,500
PG 300# 150# PG
equipment PG like slope etc PG

 Input stream from left. Exit


right  Mark spec breaks
 MOC changes 0
 Avoid crisscrossing of lines
To Closed  Pressure changes
 Major process lines – thicker Drain
Closed Drain Header 6”-150#-D1010 To Closed
To Closed
Drain
Drain

Add
 Isolation, spec blinds and bypass valves for control valves  MOC (Temperature) and Pressure Breaks
 Control loops
 Control valve FO/FC positions. LO/LC/ CSO/ CSC valves Low Temp
 Line number + insulation + heat tracing details
 Local gauges and instruments
 Reducers / expanders
300# 300# 150#
 Sampling points .. Steaming, purging, cleaning and flushing
CS LTCS LTCS
P&ID Feed Drum
To Pump ‘B’ From Backflow Mixing Length
10”- Ao1-2-101-P106 101 LIC 101 Hot Cold Hot Cold
PI x m Min x m Min
150# 300#

101
106 Hot Hot Hot Cold Flare/ Vent Header
PI FCV
Stream Stream Stream Stream 150# 150#
105 8x6 2 8”- Bo1-2-101-P110 8x6
101
8x6 ? 600# 600#
2 10 x 8 2”
HOLD ¾ ¾ HOLD FO HOLD 600 mm
10”- Bo1-2-101-P107 Hot - Ins Hot - Ins
101 ¾HOLD Min
300# 150#
SPL Cold Cold

Stream

Stream
105
Cold

Cold
To Closed
Drain
HP Vent

P&ID Development 5
 Single PSV Vs 1 + 1 PSV 1. Why we need inlet vent valves?  Equipment Blowdown
2. Why both outlets are LO?
3. Why do you need outlet drain valves
 For systems with flammable and toxic materials
 For HP systems, where vessel loses its ability (strength)
on heating during fire. PSV will maintain pressure high
LO at its set point. BDV will bring the pressure down
LO
LO LO Flare/ Vent Header

Flare/ Vent Header 150#


DBB inlet for LC 2” 600#
150# 150#
HP systems
600# 600#
2”
Note: Instead of a RO
600 mm
600 mm
Note: P&ID representation. Inlet Min
BDV + RO, one can Min
piping will be symmetrical go for a hard seated BDV
control valve
Manual Automatic - on F&G

PRV
PAHH
PIC/PAH

NOP

 Control system maintains stable operation


 Different companies opt for different  Trip / shutdown provides primary protection, when
configurations control system fails
 Relief provides secondary or ultimate protection or last
line of defence, when control and trip systems fail
PRV
PIC

PAHH
T0 Flare
PALL
T0 Compressor
SDV
Production LAHH
Inflow LALL

SDV Separator
SDV

Options # 1  #2 #3 #4 #5 Oil
RV lifting: a serious incident Water
SDV

P&ID Development 6
 Instead of P&ID symbols, text boxes used for  Direct on vapor product  Hot gas bypass. Good with
 Must always have vapor low vapor without any non-
clarity  Slow response on low vapor condensable gas
PV  Condensing area varied
PSV PV ?
BDV
PAH PAH
PAHH PAH PIC PIC
PG SDV PIC PIC
PALL PIC PAL PAL
PAL

SDV LAH PCV


LAHH LG LG LG
LALL LIC Condenser
PAHH PAHH Condenser
LAL PALL LAH PALL LAH
LAHH LAHH
LG LIC LG LIC
LALL LG LALL LG
LAL LAL
LV LV
SDV
FCV FCV
LV Column Column

Compressor ASC
Surge Control Anti Surge RO
BDV To Flare
To Flare
Valve  Check valve a must - to
FCV
PAH PIC SC PIC PAH
PSV avoid back flow into
PCV LO
FAH FIC PAL Compressor
Speed Control
PAL
Utility Header
FAL
PSV  Blind Flange or Insert 150# CS 150# 300# 300# SS
Hot gas Bypass
CS SS
LO TAHH Spec Blind if intermittent
PG PALL PG PAHH 150# 150# 150# SS
TG TG PALL
Discharge supply 150# CS
CS SS
Cooler
TAHH
PAHH
300# CS 300# 150# 150# CS
PALL Bearing - Vibration,
LAH Shaft - Axial Movement Spec Blind d/s or
LIC Temperature Trips Blind Flange u/s
Suction LAL if intermittent
LAHH Scrubber Inlet flow measurement and operating speed decide approach VB/ VG
150 #CS 300 #CS
LALL LG to surge and Anti Surge Valve is opened to increase inlet flow
150# 300#
For seal oil / fire case/ reduce start-up load BDV is opened CS CS
LV

P&ID Development 7
 Daily Mantra: “All Valves Leak”
 API have abandoned 2 dissimilar check valves hypothesis
 Leaking valves: Less bulk flow. Still transmit pressure.
Remember Bhopal
 Positive Isolation for Vessel Entry and Maintenance
 Depending upon service conditions
 Block and Bleed. Double Block and Bleed. Spec Blinds.
Removable Spool Pieces

150# 300#

RPS ? 150# 300#

 Title Block  Individual Equipment Check


 Line List is prepared by Process and updated  Equipment details matching List, say Pumps
by Piping Equipment List  Concentric reducer with flat top
 Name and Tag No at inlet. Expander at outlet
 Piping MTO. Stress Analysis. Fabrication.  B/L isolation, F, P, T  Suction strainer
 Equipment isolation  Min Flow Protection
Construction. Plant Operation  Double Block & Bleed  Outlet check valve
Size Spec Insul Service From To Phase Velocity Density Operating Design Testing P&ID  Spec Blinds, Spade, Spool  Hot bypass across discharge
No P&T P&T Medium No pieces check valve
 Depressurization  Inlet and outlet tracing
 Vent & Drain  Suction, discharge and casing
 Sampling. Online Analyzer drain
 Copious Notes:  Casing Vent
 To transfer design intent to Remember:
operators and op manual Organizations Have No
preparation team Memory
 Key Hazop Findings Good Notes can Save
Lives

P&ID Development 8
PRV
PAHH
PIC/PAH

NOP

 Get them checked within  Next, External Reviews  Control system maintains stable operation
the Dept  Operations
 Trip / shutdown provides primary protection, when
 Next, Internal Reviews by  Projects
control system fails
 Safety  Relief provides secondary or ultimate protection or last
 Mechanical  Safety Reviews line of defence, when control and trip systems fail
PRV
 Piping  Hazop/ PHA PIC
 Corrosion & Materials  SIL
 Instrumentation & Controls  Alarm Reduction/ PAHH
T0 Flare
 Electrical Management PALL
T0 Compressor
 Civil/ Structural SDV
 Start-up & Commissioning  Update Production LAHH

 Control system Inflow LALL


 Projects SDV Separator
 Alarms & Trips SDV
 Emergency Shut Down Oil
RV lifting: a serious incident Water
SDV

 API RP 14 C “Recommended Practice for  Offshore Facility  Exhaust Heated


 Wellhead Flow Lines Component
Analysis, Design, Installation, and Testing of  Underwater Flow Lines  Pipeline Pump
Basic Surface Safety Systems for Offshore  Satellite Well  Glycol Powered Glycol
Production Platforms”  Wellhead Injection Lines Pump
 Headers  Other Pumps
 Recommends protection system for different type  Pressure Vessel  Compressor Unit
of equipment  Atmospheric Vessels  Pipelines
 A comprehensive visual check list  Fired Vessel (Natural Draft)  Heat Exchangers (Shell-
 Fired Vessel (Forced Draft) Tube)

P&ID Development 9
 Conduct Flare & Relief Analysis  Review supplier drawings
 Identify loads, governing case and size PRVs
 Add vent & drain, sampling, utility tie-ins
 Depressurization Analysis
 Perform Flare network analysis, size, PRV inlet, outlet,  Mark and tag all interfaces
sub-headers and main headers  Check Package (Compressors) Item documents,
 Review Plot Plans
P&IDs and identify interfaces and mark
 Check assumed pressure drops of critical lines
 Update control valve pressure drop and size
 Finalize pump NPSHa and suction line sizes
 Review Cause & Effect Charts
 Update PSD, ESD, PLC, DCS markings
▪ Push Buttons. Fire & Gas Inputs

Column
 Fractionation columns with side streams
 Pressure controls
P&ID is a live document .. From Concept  Engg  Construction  Operation
 Fired Heater – Process, Fuel Gas, Fuel Oil and  Plant Modification  Demolition
Combustion Air Control Fired Heater

 Cascade control on firing

P&ID Development 10
 P&ID is a ‘live’ document that gets updated  Several revisions - as more  Detailed Engg
info is available during  Line sizing
 Start with PFD showing controls + valves + alarm, trip engineering thru  Size Control Valves, PRV
and relief commissioning  Vessels - Finalize nozzles/ sizes
 Issued for Internal Comments  Owner’s Comments  FEED/Licensor  Select Pumps, Seal system
 Hazop Study  Design  Construction  As Built  Pumps – Flow x Head ▪ NPSHa calcs
 Plant Modification  HX or Heater - no rating or no  HX - Shells
of shells  Heaters - APH, FD/ID Fans
 Add supplier information
 Major lines only  Flare, Vent, Drain and Utility
 Basis of  Control loops ▪ Collection & Distribution
▪ Engg Stage: Safety studies. Instrumentation & Controls.  Utility connections ▪ Flare, Steam, CW, FW - huge
Piping. Electrical efforts

▪ Fabrication. Construction - to install. Monitor progress Conceptual Procurement Construction & Commissioning As Built
FEED/ Licensor Detailed Engg Plant Mods
▪ Commissioning. Start-up and Shutdown. Operating Manual Design PFD Fabrication Erection & Startup Production

 FEED/Licensor  Engineering - First Pass  After AFD/ Hazop issue


 Safety studies may shift equipment .. Longer pipes
FT FIC FT FIC  Standardization of control valve body – from 3” to 4”
1001 1001
FV FV  MOC changes
FE FE 3” (Hold) 1001
1001 3”x4” 3”x4”
 Non-availability of selected materials. Small quantity procurement
4”
4”-CS-P-1001 4”-SS-P-1002
 Left over from previous projects
3”-CS-P-1003 3”-SS-P-1004
300# 300# 150#
 After Operations Review CS LTCS LTCS
 Commissioning & Start-up
FT FIC
FT 1001 1001
 Valves relocation
FIC
1001 1001
 After Hazop Review, may FV  Start-up lines. Temporary Lines
FV FE 1001
4”
FE 3”) 1001
call for a check valve at 1001  Purging Lines
1001 3”x4” 3”x4” 4”x6”
 Additional sampling points
4”-CS-P-1001 4”-SS-P-1002 Methanol Injection Point 4”-CS-P-1001 6”-SS-P-1002
 Owner-Operator preferential
3”-CS-P-1003 3”-SS-P-1004
Methanol 300# 300# 150# Methanol3”-CS-P-1003 3”-SS-P-1004 engineering
Injection CS LTCS LTCS 300# 300# 150#
Injection
CS LTCS LTCS

P&ID Development 11
 After start-up, as-built markups from site  One complete stream from a column missed
 After several revisions and versions from different out
sources, P&IDs are as built and handed over  Wrongly routed pump suction lines, making
 During operations, plant management may them longer
upgrade the facilities, retrofit, replace or relocate  PRV tail pipe should free drain to flare header
equipment but may have pockets
 A number of contractors may work in a given area  Missing drains for pumps, control valve,
 Each may make his own Demolition and Construction sample points
P&IDs
 Mark carefully in a Master Copy, to avoid conflicts and
 Site changes or modifications
update  Flixborough. ACN Incinerator

 Get involved - hands on in Engg  Vessel/ Tank LTs of LIC and 1. ANSI/ISA S5.1 and ISO 14617-standard
Team. Not as an external ‘Owner trips to track each other and
Team’ give discrepancy alarm “Instrumentation Symbols and Identification”
 Review 3D Piping Models  Identify H2S laden vessels
 Human Factor Study “Caution - Pyrophoric Fire on 2. http://www.aiche.org/chenected/2010/08/inter
 Access to PRV, CV exposure to air” preting-piping-and-instrumentation-diagrams
 No piping obstruction to manways  No bends within 20D of a
 Piping, PG/TG projecting in ladder/ flashing control valve. Erosion, 3. http://www.aiche.org/chenected/2010/09/inte
Leak and Fire
stairways - may injure
 Inter-connecting skyways than have  Bends after H2O injection rpreting-piping-and-instrumentation-
to climb and down 

All Ucs with check valves
Proper isolation. A single
diagrams
 P&ID Reviews
 Two phase lines marked “Slug leaking valve caused Bhopal 4. http://www.aiche.org/chenected/2010/09/inte
and blew off a column top
Prone. Support Properly”
 Proper margin between control and  Min intake height for FD Fans rpreting-piping-and-instrumentation-
PRV avoid chattering, leak and fire  Watch for “Corrosion Under diagrams-symbology
 Watch out for ‘orphan’ check valves Insulation”

P&ID Development 12
 Exercises
 Column Bottom thermosiphon reboiler
 2 Parallel Pumps
 Desalter
 Surge Drum
Thank You
 Flare KOD
 Single stage motor driven compressor
 Instrument Air Compressors

P&ID Development 13

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