Industry
Fertiliser and general process plants requiring steel and concrete structures for process units, storage and material handling.
Process plants share the structural needs of energy facilities: support structures, industrial frames and civil works coordinated with process equipment.
We support these facilities with the same drawing, modelling and detailing services used across the energy sector.
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.
Structural documentation for a process plant follows the same disciplined sequence as an energy project: approved inputs, coordinated drawings and models, production checks and controlled issue.
The technical services most often commissioned for fertiliser, chemical & process plants work, and what each contributes.
S01Civil & Structural Engineering DraftingCivil and steel arrangement drawings.View service
S023D Structural Modelling & Plant Model SupportStructural models for plant coordination.View service
S03Structural Steel Detailing & Fabrication DocumentationShop drawings for frames, platforms and supports.View service
S04Reinforced Concrete & Rebar DetailingFoundations and RCC structures.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.
Multi-level process structures, prilling or granulation tower steelwork, conveyor galleries and transfer towers, pipe racks, and concrete bunds, sumps and equipment bases. Corrosive environments often bring specific coating systems or concrete cover requirements, which are taken from the project specification.
Yes, from the approved structural design: gallery trusses and stringers, transfer-tower framing, walkways, handrails and support bents, with erection marks and a material take-off.
Coating systems, galvanizing, drain holes, vent holes for hot-dip galvanizing and concrete cover are shown as specified. Where the specification is silent on a detail, it is raised as a technical query before detailing continues.
Project specifications govern, with design codes as specified by the responsible designer.
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
AISC
Specification for Structural Steel Buildings
ACI
Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete
Send the scope of work, the design inputs and standards that apply, and your target schedule.
