Piping

What is a Process Flow Diagram (PFD)?

• A type of diagram used in computer science.

• A type of diagram used in civil engineering projects.

• A type of diagram used in electrical engineering only.

• A type of flowchart that illustrates the relationships between major components at an industrial plant.

What is the purpose of creating an effective process flow?

• To name the process and define its scope.

• All of the above.

• To identify key inputs and outputs.

• To structure the operations needed and assign responsibilities.

What is a Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) used for?

• To provide detailed engineering data necessary for chemical process design.

• To depict the communication flow within an organization.

• To show the interconnection of process equipment and instrumentation to control the system.

• To display the relationships between major equipment of a plant facility.

What does a P&ID contain detailed information of?

• Analog & Digital Control.

• Complete Instrumentation.

• All Process Equipments.

• Process & Utility Streams.

What is the function of a P&ID?

• To describe the overall engineering processes related to the development and installation of a process plant.

• To create piping isometric drawings.

• To fabricate equipment.

• To convey process information.

What is the main purpose of a Process Flow Diagram (PFD)?

• To indicate the general flow of plant processes and equipment.

• To show minor piping details and designations.

• To display the relationship between major equipment of a plant facility.

• To name the process and define its scope.

What is the difference between a Process Flow Diagram (PFD) and a Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)?

• PFD is used for electrical engineering projects, while P&ID is used for chemical engineering.

• PFD is a communication flow chart, while P&ID is a schematic illustration of functional relationships.

• PFD provides detailed engineering data, while P&ID is used to explain how something gets done in an organization.

• PFD indicates the general flow of plant processes, while P&ID shows the interconnection of process equipment and instrumentation.

What is the main function of a Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)?

• To convey process information.

• To fabricate equipment.

• To create control logic diagrams.

• To depict the entire engineering process related to the development and installation of a process plant.

What does a Process Flow Diagram (PFD) typically display?

• The communication flow within an organization.

• Minor piping details and designations.

• The general flow of plant processes and equipment.

• The relationship between major equipment of a plant facility.

What is the purpose of a P&ID legend?

• To identify key inputs and outputs.

• To name the process and define its scope.

• To display the relationships between major equipment of a plant facility.

• To provide symbols and tagging information, instrument signal types, relay functions, logic symbols, valve body and actuator symbols, abbreviations, and miscellaneous symbols and information.