Autocad plant 3d
advantages & example project
Explore Our AutoCad Plant 3D Example Project
Dive into the capabilities of AutoCAD Plant 3D with our newly developed example project, available for your review on our website. This hypotatical project is based on Haber-Bosch process, and illustrates the software's extensive features through three detailed P&IDs, accompanied by comprehensive equipment, valve, control valve, line, and instrument lists. Designed to demonstrate the practical applications and versatility of AutoCad Plant 3D, this example serves as a valuable resource for understanding how the software can be leveraged for efficient design and engineering solutions.
Please note that components in lists are fully customizable as new parameters can be added or irrelevant ones can be removed.
No legal claims or rights can be derived from these drawings and/or lists.
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Download the P&IDs in PDF format and lists composed in one Excel file in the buttons below. Design Dynamics Engineering holds AutoCAD Plant 3D license to execute your projects. Contact us if you have any questions.
Smart P&ID
Enhances traditional Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams by integrating data-rich elements, offering interactive features for more efficient project management. This innovative tool transforms process mapping, becoming essential for modern engineering projects.
Line List
Outlines all piping and tubing lines, detailing size, material, fluid content, and pressure ratings, crucial for understanding the fluid transport infrastructure.
Equipment List
Details all physical components used in the plant layout, including tanks, pumps, heat exchangers, and reactors. Each item is specified by size, material, and operational parameters, providing a comprehensive overview of the plant's hardware.
Instrument List
Includes all measuring and control instruments like transmitters, gauges, and sensors, providing details on location, function, and calibration parameters, crucial for process monitoring and control.
Valve List
Compiles all valves in the system, including gate, globe, check, and butterfly types. Information covers location, function, size, and material, essential for maintenance and operational activities.
Control Valve List
Focuses specifically on valves used to control flow rates and process conditions. This includes specifications like valve type, control parameters, and actuation method.