instrumentation & control engineering
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Engineering Training
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Engineering Training
PROCESS
PLANT LAYOUT
EQUIPMENT
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
CIVIL
PIPING
PIPELINE
INSTRUMENTATION
ELECTRICAL
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Process design
PFDs
H&M balance
Rotating Pressure vessels Fired equipment Heat exchangers Packages etc.
P&IDs
Piping
Instrumentation
Layout
Civil
Electrical
Process data sheet
Equipment specification
Vendor drawings
We are here
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
PROCESS
PLANT LAYOUT
EQUIPMENT
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
CIVIL
PIPING
PIPELINE
INSTRUMENTATION
The discipline is commonly split in 3 specialties. Which ones?
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
PROCESS
PLANT LAYOUT
EQUIPMENT
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
CIVIL
PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING
PIPELINE
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems • Installation
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
PROCESS
PLANT LAYOUT
EQUIPMENT
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
CIVIL
PIPING
PIPELINE
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems • Installation
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Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)
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Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)
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Instrument list
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Instrument data sheet
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Level sketch
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
PROCESS
PLANT LAYOUT
EQUIPMENT
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
CIVIL
PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING
PIPELINE
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems • Installation
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems:
Process Control System Unit Control System Emergency Shutdown System Fire & Gas System Other systems
• Installation
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PCS (Process Control System)
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System requisition
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System architecture drawing
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Control narrative Gas inlet
Gas outlet
93-E161
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Functional diagram
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Mimic display drawings
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Process automations & Process Shut Down (PSD)
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems:
Process Control System Unit Control System Emergency Shutdown System Fire & Gas System Other systems
• Installation
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Package instrumentation & control
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Package instrumentation & control
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Package control
Package controlled by Central Process Control System
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Package control
Package controlled by Central Process Control System
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Package control
Package controlled by own Unit Control System
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Package control
What documents from the package Vendor are needed by the DCS Vendor in this case?
Package controlled by own Unit Control System
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Package control
Package controlled by Central Process Control System
What documents from the package Vendor are needed by the DCS Vendor in this case?
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Process Control System
Process Control System Engineering by Vendor
Hardware Software The Process Control System is engineered by the Vendor based on information supplied by Engineer.
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Process Control System
Process Control System Engineering by Vendor
Hardware Software The Process Control System is engineered by the Vendor based on information supplied by Engineer. Which documents are needed by the Vendor?
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Process Control System
Process Control System Engineering by Vendor
Hardware Software The Process Control System is engineered by the Vendor based on information supplied by Engineer. Which documents are needed by the Vendor?
Engineering documents
Vendor documents
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Process Control System
Process Control System Engineering by Vendor
Hardware Software The Process Control System is engineered by the Vendor based on information supplied by Engineer. Which documents are needed by the Vendor?
Vendor documents
P&IDs
Control Narratives
Cause & Effects
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Process Control System
Process Control System Engineering by Vendor
Hardware Software The Process Control System is engineered by the Vendor based on information supplied by Engineer.
P&IDs
Control Narratives
Cause & Effects
Packages with Unit Control System:
Exchange table with PCS
P&IDs
Control Narratives
Cause & Effects
Control & logic diagrams
Packages controlled by Central Control System:
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems:
Process Control System Unit Control System Emergency Shutdown System Fire & Gas System Other systems
• Installation
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Emergency Shutdown (ESD) System
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Emergency shutdown (ESD)
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Emergency shutdown (ESD) SIL study
Have you heard about SIL studies? What does it mean?
What does SIL, SIF and SIS mean?
Terms defined in ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004 (IEC 61511-1) Functional Safety: Safety Instrumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector
SIF: Safety Instrumented Function
SIS: Safety Instrumented System: Sensor + logic solver + final element
SIL: Safety Integrity Level: Level used for specifying the safety integrity requirement of SIFs. There are 4 levels:
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Emergency shutdown (ESD) SIL study
Have you heard about SIL studies? What does it mean?
What does SIL, SIF and SIS mean?
Terms defined in ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004 (IEC 61511-1) Functional Safety: Safety Instrumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector
SIF: Safety Instrumented Function
SIS: Safety Instrumented System: Sensor + logic solver + final element
SIL: Safety Integrity Level: Level used for specifying the safety integrity requirement of SIFs. There are 4 levels:
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Emergency shutdown (ESD) SIL study
Have you heard about SIL studies? What does it mean?
What does SIL, SIF and SIS mean?
ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004 (IEC 61511-1)
Functional Safety: Safety Instrumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector
SIF: Safety Instrumented Function
SIS: Safety Instrumented System: Sensor + logic solver + final element
SIL: Safety Integrity Level: Level used for specifying the safety integrity requirement of SIFs. There are 4 levels:
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Emergency shutdown (ESD) SIL study
Have you heard about SIL studies? What does it mean?
What does SIL, SIF and SIS mean?
ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004 (IEC 61511-1)
Functional Safety: Safety Instrumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector
SIF: Safety Instrumented Function
SIS: Safety Instrumented System: Sensor + logic solver + final element
SIL: Safety Integrity Level: Level used for specifying the safety integrity requirement of SIFs. There are 4 levels:
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Emergency shutdown (ESD) SIL study
Step 1: SIL Determination, “assignment workshop”
Identification of Instrumented Interlocks on the P&IDs = inventory of Safety Instrumented Function (SIF)
For each SIF: • Qualitative evaluation of consequences if the event the SIF is
designed to safeguard from • Qualitative evaluation of the likelihood of the event • Determination of risk level (likelihood * consequence) and
resulting SIF required performance (SIL level)
Deliverable: SIL assignment logsheet / worksheets
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Emergency shutdown (ESD)
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Emergency shutdown (ESD) SIL study
LIKELIHOOD CATEGORY DEFINITION POTENTIAL FREQUENCY
A Possibility of repeated incidents 20 or more times per Facility life B Possibility of isolated incidents 5 times per Facility life C Possibility of occurring sometime Once in Facility life D Not likely to occur Once every 10 Facility lives E Practically impossible Once every 100 Facility lives
CONSIDERATIONS CONSEQUENCE CATEGORY Health/Safety Public Disruption Environmental Impact Financial Impact
Abbreviation S – Safety P – Public E – Environmental F – Financial
I Fatalities/ Serious Impact on Public
Large Community (10,000+)
Major/Extended Duration/ Full Scale
Response
Major Impact to Company
(>$50 million)
II Serious Injury to
Personnel/ Limited Impact on Public
Small Community (1,000 to 10,000)
Serious/Significant Resource
Commitment
Significant Impact To Company ($2 - $50 million)
III Medical Treatment for Personnel/ No Impact
on Public
Minor (10 to 100)
Moderate/Limited Response of Short
Duration
Moderate Impact To Company
($500M - $2 million)
IV Minor Impact on Personnel
Minimal to None
(1 or 2)
Minor/Little or No Response Needed
Minor Impact To Company
($50M-$500M)
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SIL Study
Step 1: SIL Determination, “assignment workshop”
Deliverable: SIL assignment logsheet / worksheets
Summary:
What is the second step of the SIL?
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SIL Study
Step 2: calculations and recommendation
SIS Performance Verification
Evaluate the performance of each SIF, based on device selection, architecture, voting, testing etc.
Compare to required SIL level and specify modifications to the SIF design (device selection, component redundancy) or testing intervals
Deliverable: SIS Performance Verification Results and recommendations
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SIL Study Step 2 – SIS Performance verification Results
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SIL Study
Step 2: calculations and recommendation - Summary
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems:
Process Control System Unit Control System Emergency Shutdown System Fire & Gas System Other systems
• Installation
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Fire & Gas system
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Fire & Gas system
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems:
Process Control System Unit Control System Emergency Shutdown System Fire & Gas System Other systems
• Installation
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Systems
The main systems are: the Process Control System (DCS), and Emergency Shutdown System (ESD),
usually integrated: ICSS (Integrated Control and Safety System) the Fire & Gas system (F&G)?
What other systems do we find?
What does SIL, SIF and SIS mean?
Terms defined in ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004 (IEC 61511-1) Functional Safety: Safety Instrumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector
SIF: Safety Instrumented Function
SIS: Safety Instrumented System: Sensor + logic solver + final element
SIL: Safety Integrity Level: Level used for specifying the safety integrity requirement of SIFs. There are 4 levels:
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Systems
The main systems are: the Process Control System (DCS), and Emergency Shutdown System (ESD),
usually integrated: ICSS (Integrated Control and Safety System) the Fire & Gas system (F&G)?
What other systems do we find? Packaged equipment Control systems Machinery Monitoring System (MMS) for vibration & temperature monitoring Burner Management System (BMS) Compressor Anti-Surge System (CCC) Analyzers Data Acquisition system Fiscal Metering Systems afor Custody transfer and allocation Storage tank data acquisition (gauging) system Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) Process Operator and Information System (POIS) / SCADA Advance Process Control (APC)
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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables
PROCESS
PLANT LAYOUT
EQUIPMENT
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
CIVIL
PIPING
PIPELINE
INSTRUMENTATION • Field instrumentation • Systems • Installation
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Field Instrumentation
PT JB
Process line
Field Marshalling
cabinet System
cabinet
Equipment room Control room
Operator
station
Secondary cable
Multi cable
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Main cable routings and Junction Box (JB) location drawing
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Instrument location & secondary cable routing drawings
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Telecommunication equipment layout drawing
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Typical installation drawings
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Junction box wiring
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Instrument location & secondary cable routing drawings Cable list
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Cable routing / section
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Instrumentation installation standards
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Instrument bulk material take-off
ITEM QUANTITY DESIGNATION
1 195 Gauge adapter – ½” x ½”
2 37 Block manifold 2 valves (Gas) – ½”
3 23 Block manifold 5 valves (Gas) –½”
4 0 Ball valve ½” – 12mm
5 300m Tubing – 12mm OD x 1mm
6 200 Reducer – 12mm x ¼”
7 50 Union tee – 12 x 12 x 12mm
8 50 Female connector – 12mm x ½”
9 350 Male connector – 12mm x ½”
10 9 Plug – ½” NPTF
11 8 Plug – ½” NPTM
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Equipment layout drawings
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Instrument loop diagram
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Main schedule Milestone for Instrumentation
The main schedule Milestones are the commitments to the Control System Contractor. There are 2 commitments: - Hardware freeze, for the manufacturing of the marshalling and I/O cabinets,
- Software freeze, for the configuration of the DCS
PT JB
Process line
Marshalling
Cabinet System
Cabinet
Secondary cable
Multi cable
Operator
station
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Main schedule Milestone for Instrumentation
The main schedule Milestones are the commitments to the Control System Contractor. There are 2 commitments: - Hardware freeze, for the manufacturing of the marshalling and I/O cabinets,
- Software freeze, for the configuration of the DCS
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Main schedule Milestone for Instrumentation
The main schedule Milestones are the commitments to the Control System Contractor. There are 2 commitments: - Hardware freeze, for the manufacturing of the marshalling and I/O cabinets,
- Software freeze, for the configuration of the DCS In your opinion, which Milestone is required to be reached first?
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Main schedule Milestone for Instrumentation
The main schedule Milestones are the commitments to the Control System Contractor. There are 2 commitments: - Hardware freeze, for the manufacturing of the marshalling and I/O cabinets,
- Software freeze, for the configuration of the DCS In your opinion, which Milestone is required to be reached first? What are the Engineering documents required to reach each Milestone?
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Main schedule Milestone for Instrumentation
The main schedule Milestones are the commitments to the Control System Contractor. There are 2 commitments: - Hardware freeze, for the manufacturing of the marshalling and I/O cabinets,
- Software freeze, for the configuration of the DCS In your opinion, which Milestone is required to be reached first? What are the Engineering documents required to reach each Milestone? What is challenging to meet the schedule?
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The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide - 2nd edition
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The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide - 2nd edition
Table of Contents
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The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide - 2nd edition
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