Design and engineering

Every piece of equipment starts with a design calculated to the applicable code and checked against your specification before fabrication begins.

How we engineer

Four steps before any steel is cut.

  1. We review your specification, datasheet and drawings, and clarify any open points with you.
  2. We carry out the process and mechanical design, with calculations to the applicable code.
  3. We issue general arrangement and fabrication drawings for your approval.
  4. We review the design against your specification and the code before fabrication is released.

Codes and standards

The codes we design to, by equipment family.

Reactors and pressure vessels
ASME Section VIII Division 1, IS 2825
Heat exchangers
TEMA classes R, C and B, with pressure parts to ASME Section VIII Division 1
Storage tanks
API 650, API 620
Process piping
ASME B31.3
Your specification
Client and project specifications are applied together with the code.

What you receive

Issued with the drawings for approval and included in the final data book.

  • Design calculations
  • General arrangement and fabrication drawings
  • Nozzle orientation drawing
  • Weld map
  • Quality assurance plan (QAP)
  • Bill of materials
  • Index of the final data book

Send a datasheet for review

Share your datasheet or drawing, and we will review it and prepare a quotation.

Send a datasheet