How to Read an Oil & Gas P&ID with Control Valve Symbols Explained (ANSI/ISA 5.1)

In many industries, engineers will create a blueprint for equipment and control layout, called a Piping and Instrumentation Diagram, or P&ID. In this video, we’ll walk through codes and symbols specifically for oil and gas production equipment so you can read and understand P&IDs in the industry. 📕 Blog: https://kimray.com/training/how-read-... 📩 Get Updates: https://kimray.com/subscribe 👨‍🏫 Training: https://kimray.com/services/training 🆘 Support: https://kimray.com/get-product-support ➡️ 1-405-525-4264 or [email protected] SOCIAL:   / kimrayinc     / kimray-inc   PODCAST: Apple: https://apple.co/3c82VQd Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ZMCm0j TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 0:21 P&ID vs PFD 1:35 P&ID Tag Numbers and Abbreviations 3:20 P&ID Instrument Location 4:03 Shared Display / Shared Control 4:49 P&ID Line Types 5:10 P&ID Piping Symbols 5:27 P&ID Control Valve Symbols and Actuator Symbols 5:40 P&ID Pump, Tank and Equipment Symbols In many industries, engineers will create a blueprint for equipment and control layout, called a Piping and Instrumentation Diagram, or P&ID. In this video, we’ll walk through codes and symbols specifically for oil and gas production equipment so you can understand and read a P&ID in the industry. Not all P&ID elements are standardized, but the instrumentation symbols follow a standard set by the International Society of Automation (ISA). The ANSI/ISA’s S5.1 standards are what this guide will be using to communicate consistently.