Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) (Brazilian Portuguese)

Course Goal: This course aims to provide learners with an overview of Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams.

Learning Objectives

Section One: Introduction

LO1 Identify the three main drawing types used by process operations personnel in the Oil and Gas Industry

LO2 Explain why drawings use standardised codes and symbols

LO3 Identify the purpose of symbols

LO4 Identify the purpose of codes

LO5 Describe standards with regard to codes and symbols

LO6 Explain why Legend Sheets are required

Section Two: Process Flow Schemes

LO7 Identify when a Process Flow Scheme would be required

LO8 Illustrate an example of a Process Flow Scheme

LO9 Illustrate the design and creation of a typical Process Flow Scheme

Section Three: Process Flow Diagrams 

LO10 Identify when a Process Flow Diagram would be required

LO11 Illustrate an example of a Process Flow Diagram

LO12 Illustrate the design and creation of a typical Process Flow Diagram

Section Four: Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams 

LO13Identify when a Piping and Instrumentation Diagram would be required

LO14 Identify the specific sections of the P and ID’s 

LO15 Identify the drawing history

LO16 Identify the drawing number and title

LO17 Illustrate the design and creation of a typical P and ID

Section Five: Reading Process Diagrams

LO18 Identify the different process by line recognition

LO19   Recognise Equipment numbering

LO20 Recognise abbreviations

Section Six: Process Systems

LO21 Identify line symbols

LO22 Identify valve symbols

LO23 Identify general piping symbols

LO24 Identify pumps and other equipment

LO25 Identify fire protection systems

Section Seven: Instrumentation Systems

LO26 Describe the instrumentation symbols

LO27 Define Level control

LO28 Define Pressure control

LO29 Define Flow control

LO30 Define Temperature control