With a Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) Review, we evaluate and assess the accuracy and completeness of information on a technical drawing. It is a schematic representation of the production site, including all pipelines, equipment, instrumentation, and control valves.

Conducting a P&ID Review involves several crucial steps:

• Process Identification
  We identify the process for which the P&ID is created and ensure that the drawing includes the correct equipment, instrumentation, and pipelines needed for the production process.

• Pipeline Assessment
  The pipelines on the drawing are assessed to ensure that the size, material, and connections are accurately indicated.

• Equipment Evaluation
  The equipment is checked to verify that it is correctly represented. This includes tanks, pumps, heat exchangers, and reactors.

• Instrumentation and Control Valves
  Next, we assess the instrumentation and control valves on the drawing to ensure that they are accurately indicated and in the correct locations.

• Flow Direction
  Subsequently, we check the process flow direction. This shows whether the pipelines are drawn correctly and depict the appropriate flow direction.

• Emergency Shutdown Systems
  It is important that emergency shutdown systems are accurately depicted on the P&ID. This is a crucial process to ensure safety.

• Text and Labels
  One of the final checks involves reviewing the text and labels on the drawing. It is essential that these are clear and accurate.
• Drawing Numbering
  Finally, we verify whether the drawing is numbered according to the correct conventions.

Conducting a P&ID Review is a critical part of the design process for production plants. This ensures the safety and efficient operation of the installation.