Course Description
In this course, participants learn how to read and interpret a “Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID),” describe the identifiers used on a P&ID, and where they appear in the “Distributed Control System (DCS)” display. The course examines the use of the “Front Sheet,” which serves as an introduction and reference guide for the P&ID. It also explores other supplemental documents, including “Process Flow Drawings (PFDs),” “Piping Material Specifications (PMS),” “Equipment,” “Instrumentation Specifications (EIS),” and “Functional Requirement Specification (FRS).
Who Will Benefit
Process engineers, instrumentation technicians, and project managers engaged in the design and maintenance of process control systems will benefit from this course. It is suitable for professionals responsible for interpreting and implementing Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID) and for those involved in the oversight of process safety and operational efficiency in various industrial settings.
Course Syllabus
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