Chemical/Process Engineering Drawings And Diagrams

Learn how Process Engineering Drawings (BFDs, PFDs, P&IDs, C&E Diagrams) are Read, Developed, Revised and Updated

What you'll learn
Learn how to read and understand Block Flow Diagrams, BFDs
Learn how to read and understand Process Flow Diagrams, PFDs
Learn how to read and understand Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, P&IDs
Learn how to read and understand Cause and Effect Diagrams
Learn about various drawings used in other disciplines
Learn how to develop, revise and update P&IDs
Learn and Identify the symbols used in Essential Process Drawings
Know the location of various equipment illustrated on the Drawings
Know and Identify the Valve symbols on P&ID
Know and Identify the Pump and Compressor symbols on P&ID
Know and Identify the Tank symbols on P&ID
Understand and Interpret the various stream lines on P&ID
Requirements
There is no prerequisites for taking this course.
Description
Chemical/Process Engineering Drawings are the drawings that can show terminals, platforms or plants in small sizes. Within these drawings, some standardized symbols can be used to interpret and understand the plant data easier. "Why do you need to learn these drawings and what is their importance?"We don't always work in the plant or site. When you make calculations or work on modifications, it is not always possible to go to the plant or site for getting required data. Engineering diagrams are of great help as without getting any miles, you can know the parameters of the equipment, its downstream and upstream. There is considerable amount of drawings for any plant, but most utilized diagrams are Process Drawings that is the main subject of this training course. All Engineering Disciplines have their own process drawings, like:- Process, - Mechanical, - Instrument and Control and - Electrics.Therefore, being able to analyze Process Diagrams is mandatory for all engineering disciplines. Throughout this course, you will learn about the most essential Process Engineering Drawings and as well as, drawings used in other disciplines. Moreover, you will be provided with bonus sessions to learn about how to read, understand, develop, revise and even update these drawings.As there is no doubt about the importance of this training and course content, let's get started!

Overview

Section 1: ABOUT THE COURSE

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AND DIAGRAMS

Lecture 2 Overview of Engineering Drawings and Diagrams

Section 3: PROCESS ENGINEERING DRAWINGS

Lecture 3 Block Flow Diagrams, BFDs

Lecture 4 Process Flow Diagrams, PFDs

Lecture 5 Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, P&IDs

Section 4: MORE ON PIPING AND INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAMS

Lecture 6 Tags on Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, P&IDs

Lecture 7 P&ID Development, Revision and Update

Lecture 8 Utility Lines in P&IDs

Section 5: OTHER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS

Lecture 9 Cause and Effect, C&E Diagrams

Lecture 10 Drawings used in Other Disciplines

Lecture 11 "BONUS" Lecture

Chemical Engineers,Process Engineers,Design Engineers / Technicians,Plant Operators,Maintenance Engineers / Technicians,Mechanics,Instrumentation Engineers / Technicians,Piping Engineers / Technicians,Chemical Engineering Students