Instrumentation and Control Systems Documentation (International Society of Automation)

Liked logical sequence of content that leads reader clearly through 8 fully explained steps from process flow through loop diagrams. Authors broad experience in multiple fields provides meaningful insight as to why P&IDs tend to look the same but differ according to company policy and professional preferance, issues that tend to complicate contractor, professional, and vendor communities. This is an easy read for a somewhat complicated subject, most professional publications tend to overemphasize the minucia, this book treats the concepts with a very practical and sometimes humerous pen.

This book is a very nice and concise way to describe ISA 5.1. I've used it to clarify some decisions when I redline P&IDs for midstream gas processing facilities. I would still recommend that the reader acquire ISA 5.1 for reference. Another good standard would be ISA 5.4 "Instrument Loop Diagrams".

it was okay. until P&ID's are standardized, no book will be truly helpful. nice pics tho.

Just started reading this book to enhance my knowledge and find this book very informative and a worthwhile read. I am already fairly knowledgeable about most of it, but this book helps me to enhance my knowledge skills and fill in a few gaps. I recommend it.

Excellent reference, and unlike a lot of text books, is geared well towards industry. It's a short book, but is filled very densely with information.

Excelent material with good examples

Very informational book, a must have for ISA CCST Exam preparation and study. Good for aspects of both a technicians stand point as well as engineering.

My son uses this for his class, and so far, no complaints. Would purchase again. Received promptly.