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Ideal Situation
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P&ID, PROCESS AND SAFETY
SYSTEMS
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Content
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P&ID
Importance of P&ID
Terms
Process system
Safety systems
Feed back
4. P&ID
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What is a P&ID?
It is detailed schematic that we use to replicate a well test
setup
It is based on API RP 14C
A P&ID is a diagram in the process industry which shows the
piping of the process together with the installed equipment
and instrumentation.
5. Importance of P&ID
To standardize process of best practices
Gives exactly what to replicate on the well test area /field site
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Relief
Valve
Oil Diverter
Manifold
Relief
Valve
PI
PI
Steam Heat
Exchanger
Test Separator
Surge
Tank
Diverter
PI
TI
Relief
Relief
Relief
Relief
Relief
PI S
PI
S
S S S
CI
CI
Plant &
Fittings
Plant &
Fittings
Plant &
Fittings
Plant &
Fittings
Instrumentation
& Fittings
Sampling
points
Manifold
Valves &
Fittings
Importance of P&ID
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Terms
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Undesirable event
Cause(s)
Effect and detectable abnormal condition
Primary & secondary protection
8. 2 Common Undesirable Events in WT
Process System
Over pressure
Leak
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9. Causes of over pressure
Input > output
Restriction
Over flow or gas blow-by
Thermal expansion
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10. Effects of Over Pressure and Detectable
Abnormal Condition
Sudden rupture
Confusion and panic
Leak of HC
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Causes of Leaks
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Corrosion
Erosion
Mechanical failure
Excess temperature
Rupture from over pressure
Accidental damage from external forces
13. Effect of Leak and Detectable Abnormal
Condition
Release of HC to environment
The detectable abnormal conditions are low pressure, backflow,
low level.
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