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A Process Flow Diagram (PFD) is a diagram that graphically depicts the flow of materials and processes in an industrial operation using standard symbols like lines, circles, and rectangles. A PFD shows the relationships between major components in a system. It also provides design data for components operating under different modes such as minimum, normal, and maximum. A Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) is a schematic illustration of the functional relationships between piping, instrumentation, and equipment components in a system. A P&ID shows all piping, including physical connections, reducers, valves, equipment, instrumentation, and control interlocks. It is used for operating process systems. Standard signals
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04P&ID.ppt
- 1. Budi Sulistiyo Nugroho PEM Akamigas
- 2. priyatmadi 2 What is a Process Flow Diagram?
- 3. priyatmadi 3 PFD adalah penggambaran proses industri dalam bentuk diagram menggunakan simbol seperti garis, lingkaran, segiempat dsb untuk menggambarkan hubungan antara satu peralatan dengan peralatan lain dalam proses itu. PFD menunjukkan hubungan antara komponen-komponen utama didalam sistem. PFD juga memberikan tabel harga disain proses untuk komponen-komponen yang beroperasi pada mode yang berbeda seperti, minimum, normal, dan maksimum
- 4. priyatmadi 4
- 5. priyatmadi 5 Apakah Piping and Instrumentation Diagram - P&ID itu ?
- 6. priyatmadi 6 Piping and Instrumentation Diagram - P&ID, merupakan ilustrasi skematik dari hubungan fungsi antara piping, instrumentation dan system equipment components. P&ID menunjukkan semua piping termasuk sequence physic dari sambungan, reducers, valves, equipment, instrumentation dan control interlocks. P&ID dipergunakan untuk mengoperasikan sistem proses.
- 7. priyatmadi 7
- 8. priyatmadi 8
- 9. priyatmadi 9 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID
- 10. priyatmadi 10 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID
- 11. priyatmadi 11 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID
- 12. priyatmadi 12 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID
- 13. priyatmadi 13 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID
- 14. priyatmadi 14 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID
- 15. priyatmadi 15 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID
- 16. priyatmadi 16 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID
- 17. priyatmadi 17 SIMBOL DALAM P&ID MEASURING INSTRUMENT First letter Succeeding letter FIC55 disebut tagno
- 18. priyatmadi 18 LETTER DESIGNATION for instrument only FIRST LETTER A - Analysis B - Burner, combustion C - User's choice D - User's choice E - Voltage F - Flow rate G- User's choice H - Hand I - Current (electrical) J - Power K - Time, time schedule L - Level M- User's choice N- User's choice O- User's choice P - Pressure, vacuum Q - Quantity R - Radiation S - Speed, frequency T - Temperature U - Multivariable V - Vibration, mechanical analyses W - Weight, force X - Unclassified Y - Event, state or presence Z - Position, dimension PT 4301
- 19. priyatmadi 19 LETTER DESIGNATION for instrument only Succeeding letter A - Alarm B - User's choice C - Control D - Differential E - Sensor (primary element) F - Ration (fraction G- Glass, viewing device H - High I - Indication J – Scan K - Time rate of change, Control Station L - Light , low M – Momentary, medium N- User's choice O- Orifice, restriction P - Point (test connection) Q - Integrate, totalizer R - Record N- User's choice S – Switch, Safety T - Transmit U - Multifunction V - Valve, damper, louver W - Well X – Unclassified, X-axis Y - Relay, compute, convert , Y-axis Z - Driver, actuator, Z-axis PT 4301
- 21. priyatmadi 21 Standard Sinyal • 3 – 15 psig • 4 – 20 mA • 1 – 5 V DC • 0 – 10 V DC
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