Project Information
Piping 3D Modeling of Compressor Station
Description
Client
A US based privately held Engineering, Procurement, Construction & Project Management Company specializing in the engineering and construction of heavy industrial facilities and pipelines, with an extensive experience with oil terminals.
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Engineering Requirement
Piping 3D modeling of compressor station with capacity of 50 MMSCFD along with support arrangement, equipment modeling, civil & structural modeling and piping plan drawings, as per international codes and standards.
Modeling of the following equipment:
- 2 Receivers
- 1 Slug Catcher
- 3 Compressors + 1 Future compressor
- 1 Filter Separator
- 1 Two-Phase High Pressure Separator
- 1 Discharge Horizontal filter
- 1 Glycol Absorber/Scrubber
- 1 Gas/Glycol Exchanger
- 1 Glycol after Scrubber
Delivered
- Overall Site Layout
- Equipment Layout
- Piping Layout
- Pipe Support Location Drawings
- Bill of Materials
- Isometrics
- 3D Model
- Piping General Arrangement Drawings
- Updated P&IDs
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