Description
Course Objective
This course is tailored for engineers across disciplines, focusing on Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs), which illustrate the functional relationships of piping, instrumentation, and equipment. it covers P&ID basics, industry standards, symbol recognition, and control loop understanding through examples, equipping students to interpret P&IDs in practical applications.
Course Description
This course covers Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, often known as Process and Instrumentation Diagrams, or simply P&IDs. These diagrams serve as valuable blueprints illustrating the interconnected functionality of piping, instrumentation, equipment, and controllers. P&IDs are typically crafted by process, controls, and electrical engineers. However, fostering the ability to interpret and comprehend P&IDs proves beneficial for engineers across various disciplines. This course provides a concise overview of P&IDs, featuring practical examples to equip engineers for real-world applications.
This Continuing Education Course Covers The Following Modules:
- P&IDs essentials
- Comparative analysis of engineering diagrams
- Decoding letter designations
- Letter Designations
- Familiarity with common symbols
- Understanding control loops
- Real world application examples
Author: Mark N. Ludwigson, PE, PMP
Course Number: 462
Course Hours: 4 PDH