Equipment list.
One row per physical asset. Pumps, vessels, exchangers, tanks, compressors, packages, extracted from a P&ID set with service, sub-type, materials when annotated, and the count of instruments wired to each item.
Three drawings included on a new account.
What the equipment list carries.
An equipment list is one row per physical asset. An instrument index is one row per instrument tag. The two documents cross-reference: each equipment row carries a count and list of instruments wired to it, and each instrument row carries the equipment tag it monitors or controls.
Pumps, compressors, turbines, vessels, reactors, tanks, storage spheres, shell-and-tube exchangers, air coolers, fired heaters, columns, filters, packaged units, motors, and any other asset carrying a recognizable equipment tag. Rotating and static equipment both appear.
From drawing to register.
- 01UploadP&ID set or single sheet
- 02ClassifyType and sub-type per symbol
- 03LinkInstruments to equipment
- 04ExportExcel or CSV
Linked instruments.
The instrument-to-equipment relationship is derived from the same drawing set. Each row carries the equipment tag it is associated with. The count rolls up to the equipment row automatically.
- Count of instrument tags wired to this equipment item on the drawing.
- Control-loop numbers that touch this equipment.
Common questions
What equipment types appear in the extracted list?
How does an equipment list differ from an instrument index?
Which tag standards are supported?
Can I ground-truth the extracted list against an existing equipment register?
Where does the linked-instrument count come from?
What export formats are available?
Run it on your drawings.
Upload a P&ID set, get an equipment list with linked instrument counts on the first pass, export Excel or CSV.
Three drawings included on a new account.