How to Read P&ID, PFD & BFD used in Process Plant like Pro
Process flow diagrams (PFDs), piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), and block flow diagrams (BFDs) are the foundation of process plant design and operations. This webinar provides a structured approach to reading and interpreting these critical engineering documents with accuracy and confidence. Participants will gain practical knowledge to navigate complex drawings, understand symbols and conventions, and apply them effectively in plant operations and troubleshooting.
Webinar Objectives
• Differentiate between BFDs, PFDs, and P&IDs and understand their specific applications.
• Learn key symbols, standards, and notations used across process industries.
• Develop skills to trace process flows, instrumentation, and control loops.
• Apply diagram interpretation techniques for safe operations, maintenance, and problem-solving.
About the Presenter
The webinar will be led by an experienced process engineering professional with extensive knowledge in plant design, operations, and training. With years of practical expertise in interpreting engineering documentation, the presenter provides participants with actionable insights that bridge theoretical understanding and real-world application.
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Time : 9 PM Indian Time | Duration : 90 Minutes
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