Project Information
Multi-discipline Engineering for Reactor Area of ACE Plant
Description
Client
A privately held multi-discipline engineering, procurement and construction management company. They operate in industries like petrochemical, refining, paper, power, industrial power/cogeneration, gas transmission, manufacturing and fabrication.
Client Testimonial
“The detailed engineering design and 3D model developed by Rishabh Engineering met the inputs given by us, and we had an excellent model review meeting with our end client dealing in chemical engineering and processing.”
– Project Manager
Engineering Requirement
- Multidiscipline engineering for the reactor area of ACE (Acetylenics Complex) plant including civil & structural engineering, pipe stress analysis, electrical & instrumentation and piping engineering
- Plant’s direct steam injectors to be replaced with 4 shell and tube heat exchangers
Delivered
- Equipment GA Drawings
- Visual Stress Analysis reports
- Equipment Foundation Drawings
- Special Support drawings
- 3D Model on PDS
- Instrument Datasheets
- Isometrics Drawings
- I.E. ASME B31.3 codes and standards were followed to ensure high quality of delivery
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