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BPT 125 - Piping & Instrument Diagrams

Credits: 2
Lecture Hours: 2
Lab Hours: 0
Practicum Hours: 0
Work Experience: 0
Course Type: Voc/Tech
This course is designed to provide the basic fundamentals of how to read a Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P & ID) beginning with symbols of individual components, numbering systems and line diagrams.
Competencies
  1. Interpret information on a typical P & ID
    1. Identify and describe the information in the title block.
    2. Identify and describe the information in the main drawing
    3. Discuss the principles of line schedules
    4. Identify the use of specific symbols for equipment descriptions
    5. Provide an understand of the use of specific notes use on P & ID.
  2. Identify the main area on the master P & ID sheet
    1. Describe the abbreviations used for line designations on a master sheet.
    2. Describe the abbreviations used for instrumentation designations on a master sheet.
    3. Discuss the difference between graphic symbols and equipment symbols.
  3. Identify the common symbols used in P & ID diagrams
    1. Use the identification numbering system to d\identify different types of vessels.
    2. Use the identification numbering system to identify different types of valves.
    3. Use the identification number system to identify different types of pumps and compressors
    4. Use the identification numbering system to identify different types of heat exchangers
  4. Identify instruments used in control loops
    1. Explain why instruments and control loops are important for the safe operation of a processing plant.
    2. Identify the symbols for selected instruments
    3. Describe how instruments in control loops are related and named on a P & ID
  5. Identify line designations
    1. Identify piping on a P & ID
    2. Identify pneumatic, electrical, and hydraulic instrumentation signal lines.
  6. Tracing process flow
    1. Identifying where a process begins
    2. Tracing a process stream
  7. Controlling process operations
    1. Explain why control loops are important
    2. Describe the function of instruments in a control loop.



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