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Description

Client

The client is a global leader in the gases and engineering sector. It’s Engineering division supports customers with planning, development and building turn key business solutions for industrial plants across sectors such as chemicals and petrochemicals, fertilizers, refining and pharmaceuticals.

Engineering Requirement

  • PDMS administration
  • Equipment modeling – Furnace & 10 equipment
  • Modeling of equipment foundations / Structural platforms / Ladders / Manholes / Envelopes
  • Piping designing and modeling in PDMS
  • Structural modeling
  • Physical support modeling
  • Modeling of E&I cable trays
  • Modeling of instruments and electrical equipment’s

Delivered

  • 3D Model at different stage for review (30%, 60% & 90%)
  • Final 3D Model
  • Sample Isometrics and Gas

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