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P&ID Symbols

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Printed Date: 16.May.2026 at 08:50


Topic: P&ID Symbols
Posted By: sjordash
Subject: P&ID Symbols
Date Posted: 09.Aug.2018 at 15:58
Hi,

I am attempting to make my 1st very simple P&ID in Autocad 2018 & can’t get Valves, Fittings to show with Threaded connections. Could someone please provide some help as to where to find the info to do this, I can get Welded & Flanged connections but do I need to do something in Spec Editor? Specs are not an issue just yet as only making the practise drawing for now.

Thanks


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Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 13.Aug.2018 at 23:49
I've drawn a number of P&ID's and never used different symbols for different "types of connections".  Now if I were drawing an isometric piping drawing I might.  Please confirm that is a P&ID you are drawing and not some other type of drawing (ex. - isometric, pipe fabrication, etc.).

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Posted By: sjordash
Date Posted: 26.Aug.2018 at 18:28
Hi, I have been following videos / tutorials for Autocad Plant 3D (P&ID) to learn & draw out a layout of a HP Air system I have and then eventually make a parts list (BoM) as it appears you can do. From having all the correct equipment / pipes / fittings in you Specs you can insert items like reducers & your pipes size changes & flanges on nozzles etc. If Autocad give you this ability is there a way to use threaded valves, adapters from threads to compression fittings & tube so I eventually produce a Parts List?

Thanks

Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 27.Aug.2018 at 15:41
I am not familiar with AutoCAD Plant 3D so I cannot provide you with an answer.

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"Humans have a strength that cannot be measured. This is John Connor. If you are reading this, you are the resistance."

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