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........P&ID, PROCESS AND SAFETY SYSTEMS Nwogu, U.D.

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........P&ID, PROCESS AND SAFETY SYSTEMS

Nwogu, U.D.

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Ideal SituationGlobal Training Course

P&ID, PROCESS AND SAFETY

SYSTEMS

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ContentGlobal Training Course

P&ID Importance of P&ID Terms Process system Safety systems Feed back

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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.

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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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ReliefValve

Oil DiverterManifold

ReliefValve

PI

PI

Steam HeatExchanger

Test Separator

SurgeTank

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

Samplingpoints

ManifoldValves &

Fittings

Importance of P&ID

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Undesirable event

Cause(s)

Effect and detectable abnormal condition

Primary & secondary protection

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2 Common Undesirable Events in WT Process System

Over pressure Leak

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Causes of over pressure

Input > outputRestrictionOver flow or gas blow-byThermal expansion

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Effects of Over Pressure and Detectable Abnormal Condition

Sudden rupture Confusion and panic Leak of HC

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Causes of LeaksGlobal Training Course

Corrosion Erosion Mechanical failure Excess temperature Rupture from over pressure Accidental damage from external forces

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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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