
Industry
Gas processing and NGL recovery facilities combining substantial RCC work with pipe rack and equipment support steel.
Gas processing and NGL plants carry a high proportion of concrete: foundations, pedestals and equipment bases under heavy rotating and static equipment, alongside pipe racks and access steel.
Senior team experience includes RCC structures, pipe rack layouts, GA drawings and bar bending schedules on NGL recovery work.
Civil and structural production work commonly commissioned for these facilities. Each item is delivered through one of our six services and scoped to the approved project inputs.
Anchor bolts, base plates and embedded items are where steel and concrete packages most often disagree. Where the drawings support it, concrete details are coordinated against the steel arrangement.
The technical services most often commissioned for gas processing & ngl facilities work, and what each contributes.
S01Civil & Structural Engineering DraftingConcrete and foundation arrangement drawings and rack layouts.View service
S023D Structural Modelling & Plant Model SupportStructural models for racks and plant structures, where supported.View service
S04Reinforced Concrete & Rebar DetailingReinforcement detailing and bar bending schedules.View service
S03Structural Steel Detailing & Fabrication DocumentationPipe rack and platform steel.View service
S06Material Take-Offs, BOM & Engineering DocumentationConcrete, rebar and steel quantities.View serviceTypical inputs & constraints
Scope & responsibility
We produce drawings, models, detailing and documentation from approved design information. Design decisions, calculations and approvals remain with the responsible engineer.
Pipe racks between process units, compressor and pump shelters, platforms around columns, exchangers and vessels, and supports for cold-service piping. The concrete scope is often heavy: compressor blocks, ring walls and large mats with dense reinforcement and many embedded items.
We prepare concrete outline and reinforcement drawings and bar bending schedules from the foundation design issued by the responsible engineer, including anchor-bolt sleeves, embedded plates and grout pockets taken from certified vendor data. Dynamic analysis and foundation sizing stay with the designer.
Support locations and loads come from the piping and stress team. The structural package shows the support steel, attachment details and any insulation or shoe clearances they specify. Steel grades for low-temperature service follow the project specification and are carried through to the MTO.
Concrete and bar-scheduling standards follow the project specification, for example ACI or BS practice.
The scope of work records the applicable standards and editions for each package. A reference to a standard does not imply design verification or certification.
How standards are appliedClient / EPC / asset owner
Client, EPC and Owner Standards and Project Specifications
ACI
Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete
BSI
Scheduling, Dimensioning, Cutting and Bending of Steel Reinforcement
Senior team experience. Photographs are representative industry images.

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