Process Engineering
Process definition, simulation, diagrams and equipment sizing provide the technical basis for plant design.
Define the scope of your project
Project requirements
Describe the required outputs, capacity, operating conditions and site constraints.
Technical interfaces
Identify the equipment, utilities and engineering disciplines involved.
Design information
Share the available drawings, specifications and applicable project standards.
Scope & deliverables
Agree the required engineering outputs, project stage and target schedule.
Scope of services
- Conceptual Design
- Process Simulation
- PFD
- P&ID
- Heat & Material Balance
- HAZOP
- Equipment Sizing
Technical details
- Process Simulation Report
- Process Flow Diagram (PFD) and Heat and Material
- Balance(H&MB)
- Piping and Instrumentation
- Diagrams(P&ID)
- Utility Distribution Diagram (UDD)
- Equipment and package data sheet
- Process Sizing and Design Criteria
- Line Sizing and Hydraulic Calculation
- Equipment List
- Control Philosophy
- Utility Consumption List
- Cause and Effect Diagram
- List of Alarms and Trips With Set Point
- Effluent summary list
- Process Description
- HAZOP and SIL Study Report
Define your project requirements
Share the project location, design stage, available drawings or operating information, required outputs and target schedule. The applicable scope and deliverables can then be discussed for your enquiry.
From concept to operation
Define
Share your process requirements, constraints and required outputs.
Engineer
Coordinate the agreed technical scope and engineering interfaces.
Deliver
Align engineering information with procurement and implementation.
Support
Discuss support appropriate to your project stage.
Related services
General Engineering
Multidisciplinary coordination, engineering documentation and technical support across the project lifecycle.
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering coordinates equipment requirements, operating conditions and interfaces within the plant.