Built and working
Four of them, working today, over one record. Each reads from the same design data, so the whole project is internally consistent.
A process specification going into the generator and a finished P&ID sheet coming out, with the deliverables written beside it.
A process specification goes in and a valid, standards-compliant P&ID comes out in under thirty seconds.
The manager holding a project's drawings, each with its specification, checks, deliverables and revision history.
A new way to understand P&ID workflow and connectivity.
A line picked on the drawing and its flow path traced across the sheet, listing what it runs between, the equipment it serves and the valves along it.
The isolation view of the same workspace: the valves that close to take Reactor 1 out of service, listed and ringed on the drawing, with the lines that leave the sheet first called out.
Flow paths automated, and compatible with the industrial software already in use, Bluebeam Revu among them.
Ask about the drawing in front of you and it answers in plain words, on the sheet.
The Engineer answering a process design question from the documents it holds, with the clause and page of each source shown beside the answer.
The PIDA engineering assistant answers from standards, guidelines, collected vendor data and PIDA’s own rules. Every number is cited to its source, which is what separates it from a general assistant.
A model built in under a minute, and compatible with the industrial software already in use, AFT Fathom among them.
The hydraulic modeller: seven steps down the left, the clean-in-place circuit drawn live beside them, and the Engineer panel filling the usual values with citations.
The same model opened in AFT Fathom, its junctions and pipes laid out and ready to run, with nothing rebuilt by hand.
Geometry
3D model automation.
Overpressure
Automated relief scenario analysis, PSV calculation and package generation.
Documents
Assisted generation of the design basis, design criteria, material requisition and take-off.
A P&ID in 30 seconds. A hydraulic model in under a minute. And many more.
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