P&ID Flashcards

1
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Description of the nature of the process

A

Process flow sheet

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2
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Other terms for P&ID

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Engineering Flow Sheet
Engineering Line Diagram

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3
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Who does the design and piping system specification of process instrumentation & control system

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Specialist design groups

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4
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Identified by equipment no.
Drawn roughly in proportion
Location of nozzles are shown

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Process equipment

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5
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Identified by line numbers

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Pipes

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6
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Line number should have

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Pipe size and material of construction

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7
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Two types of valves

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Control
Block

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8
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Valves are identified through ID no containing

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Type ( symbol or code)
Size

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9
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3 ancillary fittings

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Inline sight glass
Strainer
Steam traps

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10
Q

In this process the utility or service lines are shown in P&ID

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Simple process

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11
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T/F: In complex process the service connection to each unit operation must be shown in P&ID

A

T

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12
Q

Resembles process for sheet without process information

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P&ID

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13
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T/F: In P&ID, same equipment no. Should be used

A

T

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14
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In P&ID, these were more detailed than those used for Process flow sheet

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Equipment symbols

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15
Q

T/F: There exists an ISO or European Standard for P&ID symbols

A

F

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16
Q

Most used international standard symbols for instruments, controllers and valves

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Instrumentation Systems & Automation Society Design Code

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17
Q

T/F:When laying out a P&ID, show relative elevation of the process connections

A

T

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18
Q

Examples of Relative elevation of the process connections

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NPSH of Pumps
Barometric legs
Thermosyphon Reboilers

19
Q

Full details of pipe layout are shown in?

A

Piping isometric drawing

20
Q

Where does the P&ID prepared

21
Q

Modern control valves has final control elements and are actuated by

A

Electric motors

22
Q

Older control valves are actuated by___ using ____

A

Pneumatic Signals
Instrument air

23
Q

Device that makes something move/operate

24
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Receives a source of energy to move something

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Used when electronic controllers might cause process hazard and when electric power is not available/reliable
Pneumatic
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Inclusions of P&ID
Process equipment Pipes Valves Ancillary Fittings Pumps Control Loops and Instruments
27
Different standards followed by some contries
BS 1646 in UK DIN 19227 & DIN 2429 in Germany
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Actuator for larger valves
Motor actuator
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For valves that opens and closes which is commonly present in batch processing
Digital & Solenoid
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Drawn to a manner distinguishable from process lines
Instrument connecting lines
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T/F: Process line are thinner than instrument connecting lines
F
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Direction of the arrow shows the position of the valve on failure of the power supply
Failure mode
33
Controller & display is located out on the plant near the sensing instrument location
Locally Mounted
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Located in the control room
Main panel
35
T/F most controllers are mounted in control rooms except small plants
T
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A system that is functionally Integrated, but consisting of subsystems that may be physically separate and remotely located from one another
Distributed control system
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Is an operator interface device that is used to display process control information from a number of sources at the command of the operator
Shared display
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Examples of operator interface device
Computer screen Video screen
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T/F: Most plants built since 1990 use instrument panels instead of shared display
F, the other way around
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Used to control discrete operation such as steps in a batch or semi continuous process and to program interlock controls that guard against unsafe or uneconomic conditions
Programmable logic controllers
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Indicated on the circle represents ____ by a letter code
Instrument- controller
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Indicates property measured
First letter
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Indicates the function
Subsequent letters
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is used for final control elements when this is not a valve
Z