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April 2020

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Piping and instrument diagrams (P&IDs): Part 1— Origin and evolution

Process plants require numerous types of equipment to produce the required products from the feed or raw material.

Process Engineering Consultant: Shah B.
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Shah B. - Process Engineering Consultant, Houston, Texas

Bharat (Bob) Shah is a Process Engineering Consultant based in Houston, Texas. He has experience in the development of more than 1,000 PFDs and 4,000 P&IDs for FEED and EPC projects. His expertise includes LNG plants, utilities, offsites and power plants. Mr. Shah earned a BS degree in chemical engineering from Texas A&M Kingsville and is a registered Professional Engineer in Texas.

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mmorris@saulsbury.com • 5/12/20 7:12 PM
Found this article about P&IDs interesting from a historical perspective. Was disappointed when I didn't see part 2 in the May edition.
KHERRAF • 4/23/20 5:49 PM
Thanks to you for your simple and detailed description of the P&ID'S
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