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Symbols (P&ID)

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TYPES OF P & IDs

<small> </small> PFD (Process Flow Diagram)

<small> </small> MFD (Metallurgical Flow Diagram)

<small> </small> P&ID (Piping & Instrument Diagram)

<small></small> P&ID Legend (Drawing which detail

symbols used)

<small> </small> UFD (Utility Flow Diagram)

<small> </small> AFD (Auxiliary Flow Diagram)

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P & ID DEFINITION

<small> </small>

P&ID is a detailed graphicalrepresentation of a process the hardware and software

includingnecessary to design, construct and

operate the facility.

- Process Industry Practices (PIP)

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Process Flow Diagram

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P & ID

CONTAINS DETAILED INFORMATION

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P&ID LEGEND

<small> </small>Symbols and Tagging Information

<small> </small>Instrument Signal Types

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P & ID LEGEND

Instrument Symbols Design Basis

<small> </small> ISA S5.1 Instrumentation Symbols andIdentification

<small> </small>Defines:

<small> </small>Instrument Symbols

<small> </small>Tagging Conventions

<small> </small>Loop Identification<small> </small>Provides Examples

<small> </small>ISA S5.3DCS Symbols

<small>  </small> Client Requirements

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Instrument Symbols Design Basis

The Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society (ISA) is one of the leading process

control trade and standards organizations. The ISA has developed a set of symbols for use in engineering drawings and designs of control loops (ISA S5.1 instrumentation symbol

specification).

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P&ID LEGEND

<small> </small>How to read P&ID

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P & ID LEGEND

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P & ID LEGEND

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The balloon or bubble symbol - thisrepresents an instrumentation and control device.

<b>The size is 5/16” or 10 mm in diameter</b>

General guideline: the text inside must be readable

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According to ISA:

<i><b><small>Local: The location of an instrument that is neither in nor on a</small></b></i>

<i><small>panel or console, nor is it mounted in a control room. Local </small></i>

<i><small>instruments are commonly in the vicinity of a primary element or a final control element. The word "field" is often used </small></i>

<i><small>synonymously with local.</small></i>

<i><b><small>Local panel: A panel that is not a central or main panel. Local</small></b></i>

<i><small>panels are commonly in the vicinity of plant subsystems</small></i>

<i><small>sub-areas. The term "local panel instrument" should notconfused with "local instrument."</small></i>

<i><b><small>Panel-mounted: A term applied to an instrument that</small></b></i>

<i><small>mounted on a panel or console and is accessible for an</small></i>

<i><small>isoperator's normal use. A function that is normally accessibleto an operator in a shared-display system is the equivalent of a discrete panel-mounted device.</small></i>

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Types of balloon<small>symbols:</small>

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<small>A square with a circle inside represents instruments that both display measurement readings and perform some control </small>

<i><b><small>A hexagon represents computer functions, such as those </small></b></i>

<small>carried out by a controller </small>

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<small>A square with a diamond inside represents </small>

<small>Directional arrows showing the flow direction </small>

<i><b><small>represent a pump.</small></b></i>

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P&ID LEGEND

<small>Mounted Instrument</small>

<small>Room </small>

<small>MountedInterlock Logic</small>

<small>INSTRUMENT </small>

<small>xx xxx</small>

<small>Local Mounted</small>

<small>Discrete Instrument</small>

<small>XX XXX</small>

<small>Control RoomDiscrete Instrument</small>

<small>xx xxx</small>

<small>Control RoomMounte</small>

<small>dDCS Function-Shared Display / </small>

<small>Control with Auxilliary Operator </small>

<small>Interphase Device</small>

<small>xx xxx</small>

<small>Control Room Mounted Discrete Instrument Operator Inaccessable or Back </small>

<small>of Panel</small>

<small>xx xxx</small>

<small>Local Panel MountedDiscrete Instrument</small>

<small>Control Room with Shared </small>

<small>ControlOperator Inacessable</small>

<small>xx xxx</small>

<small>Control Room Mounted Instrument with </small>

<small>Shared Display And Shared </small>

<small>XX XXX</small>

<small>Main Control Room Mounted </small>

<small>Computer Function</small>

<small> XX XXX</small>

<small>Secondary ControlComputer </small>

<small>XX XXXXX</small>

<small>Control RoomMounte</small>

<small>dDCS Logic Function- Shared Display / Control with Auxilliary </small>

<small>Operator Interphase Device</small>

<small>XX XXX</small>

<small>Control Room Mounted Programable Logic Control</small>

<small>XX XXX</small>

<small>Local Panel Mounted Programmable </small>

<small>Logic Control</small>

<small>IControl </small>

<small>RoomDistributed </small>

<small>Control</small>

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The Tag Symbol

This represents a uniqueidentification.

name given as an

Example: PIC-069Where it is placed:

- inside the balloon

069

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P & ID LEGEND - INSTRUMENT TAGGING

<b><small>TYPICAL TAGGING CONVENTION42FT-371A</small></b>

<small>FT37</small>

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<small>Plant ). The suffix ‘A’ if used,</small>

<small>No. 673 located at Plant No. 36 ( Power</small>

<small>means this controller receives signal from two separate Temperature</small>

<small>Transmitters. One of them would be tagged as 36 TIC 673A </small>

<small>and the other would be 36 TIC 673B.</small>

<b><small>Controller receives from</small></b>

<b><small>Temperature Transmitter ‘A’Power Plant</small><sup>Loop</sup><sub>Number</sub></b>

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P & ID LEGEND - INSTRUMENTTAGGING

<b><small>Instrument identification system, generally include</small></b>

<small>1. Tag numbers</small>

<small>to define</small>

<small>loopnumber and plant </small>

<small>number.2. Symb</small>

<small>to </small>

<small>signals. Symbols </small>

<small>or radioactivity</small>

<small>temperature and other process variables, i.e. pH, CO,</small>

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P & ID

LEGEND – Instrument Identification Letters

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P & ID LEGEND – InstrumentLetters

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P & ID LEGEND – Instrument IdentificationLetters (continuation…)

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P & ID LEGEND - INSTRUMENT TAGGING

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First Letter Code

<i><b>In general, the process that is to be</b></i>

monitored by the instrument is indicated by

<i><b>the first</b></i>

F L PT

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Second Letter Code

The second letter in the coding indicates the

<i><b>function of</b></i>

FI FC LA LR PTTE

instrument, for example:Flow Indicator

Flow Controller Level Alarm Level Recorder

Pressure TransmitterTemperature

<b>EIement</b>

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Optional Third Letter Code

<i><b>In some cases, when the instrument is used for twopurposes or when the function of the instrument</b></i>

has to be moreused,

for example:

clearly specified, a third letter is

Flow <b>I</b>ndicating ControllerLevel <b>A</b>larm High

Level <b>A</b>larm Low

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<small>Succeeding-Letter</small>

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TYPICAL LOOP: Actual

<small>Setpoint</small>

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TYPICAL LOOP: P & ID

<small>Typical Flow Loop with Separate I/P</small>

<small>Shown on P&IDImplied</small>

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Pressure Control Loop

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Flow Control Loop

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Level Control Loop

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Temperature Control Loop

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

PT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

PT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

PIT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

PIT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

FIT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

FIT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

FIT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

FIT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

LT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

LT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

LIT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

LIT

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

<small>Instrument Stanchion (Wall Mounted)</small>

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

<small>Instrument Stanchion</small>

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

<small>Transmitters</small>

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

<small>Control Valve</small>

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Field or Locally Mounted Symbol

<small>Relief Valve</small>

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Local Panel Mounted

PI

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Local Panel Mounted

PI

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Local Panel Mounted

<small>Local Gauge Rack</small>

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Local Panel Mounted

<small>Local Panel</small>

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Local Panel Mounted

<small>Analyzer Sampling System</small>

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Control Room Panel Mounted

<i><b>A circle with a solid line across its diameter and the</b></i>

lettered code above this line indicates

<i><b>room panel mounted instrument.</b></i>

<i><b>a control</b></i>

LR

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Control Room Panel Mounted

<i><b>A circle with a solid line across its diameter and the</b></i>

lettered code above this line indicates

<i><b>room panel mounted instrument.</b></i>

<i><b>a control</b></i>

LR

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Control Room Panel Mounted

TR

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Control Room Panel Mounted

TR

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Control Room Rack Mounted

<i><b>A circle with a dotted line across its diameterindicates a control equipment room rack,</b></i>

usually behind the control panel), mountedinstrument

LAH

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<small>Panels</small>

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Distributed Control Symbol

Video Display orMonitor, visible at console, accessible to operator

Video Display orMonitor, not visible at console, not

accessible tooperator

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Distributed Control Symbol

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Distributed Control System - Console

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<small>Consoles</small>

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P & ID LEGEND: Instrument Line Symbols

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Instrument Line Symbols

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Instrument Line Symbols

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P&ID LEGEND: INSTRUMENT SYMBOLS

<small>ORIFICE</small> <sub>CONTROL VALVE (UNDEFINED)</sub>

<small>MOTOR OPERATEDROTAMETER (OR PURGE) </small>

<small>(SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL INTEGRAL VALVE)</small>

<small>TYPICAL CONTROL VALVE WITH POSITIONER AND SOLENOID</small>

<small>PRESSURE RELIEF OR SAFETY VALVE</small>

<small>PRESSURE REDUCING REGULATOR</small>

<small>(SELF-CONTAINED)</small>

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P&ID LEGEND: INSTRUMENT SYMBOLS

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Valve Body Symbols

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Valve Actuator Symbols

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P&ID LEGEND: INSTRUMENT SYMBOLS

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IN-LINE INSTRUMENTS

<small> </small>Flow Elements/Meters

<small> </small>Emergency Shutdown Valves

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Function Symbol

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Process Equipment Symbol

This represents a special or unique symbol givento a process equipment, such as vessels, tanks, drums, heaters or exchangers, pumps, mixers and agitators, fans, compressors, etc. These symbols are common with the mechanical and chemical engineering field.

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Process Equipment Symbol

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Process Equipment

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<small>Dehydrator</small>

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P & ID EXAMPLE

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TYPICAL LOOP

<small>Typical Temperature Loop with Valve Positioner</small>

<small>ImpliedShown on P&ID</small>

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TYPICAL LOOP

<small>Typical Flow Loop with Separate I/P</small>

<small>Shown on P&IDImplied</small>

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TYPICAL LOOP

<small>Typical Valve Detail</small>

<small>ImpliedShown on P&ID</small>

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P & ID EXAMPLE – Control Valve

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P & ID EXAMPLE

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P & ID EXAMPLE – Level Control

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P & ID EXAMPLE – Level Control(Electrical Traced)

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P & ID EXAMPLE – Motorized Valve

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P & ID EXAMPLE-Motor Control 1

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P & ID EXAMPLE - Motor Control 2

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P & ID EXAMPLE – Motor Control 3

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P & ID REVIEW

<small> </small>Symbology

<small> </small>Consistency of Control Depiction

<small> </small>Applicability of Measurement & Control<small>Methods</small>

<small> </small>Correct Instrument Types

<small> </small>System Operability

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UFD EXAMPLE

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AFD EXAMPLE

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