KBR.
Licensed-process packages carry their own instrumentation data shape, and the operator client wants it reconciled into the house I/O list. The KBR controls team sits in the middle of those two requirements at every IFC milestone.
Three drawings included on a new account.
KBR P&ID Extraction for Licensed Process.
KBR delivers EPC and licensed-technology projects across ammonia, refining, and hydrocarbons. I/O lists and instrument indexes support document control.
Primary standard: Client-driven plus KBR technology licenses, ammonia, refining
What KBR project documentation expects.
- Project I/O list against the client tagging convention plus licensor-driven naming where applicable
- Instrument index across the full project drawing set with tag uniqueness
- Equipment list keyed to vessels, reactors, compressors, fired heaters, packaged skids
- Line list with pipe class, service, metallurgy per licensor and client requirements
- SIS register per IEC 61511 separated from BPCS
- Revision comparison reports for IFC-to-AFC progression
Where Tagsight fits.
- Licensor-specific and client-specific tag conventions come through alongside the operator standard
- Multi-page drawing sets process page-by-page
- BPCS and SIS scope kept distinguishable
- Cross-unit signals stay connected across the licensed process and the BOP
- Revision comparison feeds project document control
- Direct exports to TIA Portal, Studio 5000, PLCCreator, DEXPI
Common questions
Does Tagsight handle tag conventions tied to licensed processes.
Is Tagsight a KBR-approved or registered vendor.
Can Tagsight handle drawings split between the licensed process scope and the BOP.
How does the export support OSHA PSM MOC documentation on US refinery projects.
Run it on your KBR projects.
Upload a P&ID set from a KBR project and get the I/O list, instrument index, and equipment list, in whichever standard the project runs.
Three drawings included on a new account.
KBR and its licensed process technologies are referenced descriptively. Tagsight has no affiliation with KBR, Inc.