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Description

Client

The client is an engineering consultancy company, promoted by Paramount Limited – an EPC company, and has been serving the chemical process industry since 1960. It supplies turnkey effluent treatment and water treatment plants having a very large satisfied customers’ base.

Engineering Requirement

This particular project was for the facility of moisture control and de-hazing of gas oil of the MAB refinery where the team had to set up the complete project, its administration and customization of specifications.

  • 3D Modeling of equipment, piping, pipe rack, structures & electrical cable trays
  • Marking of supports
  • Extraction of Isometric drawings
  • Preparation of MTO (Material Take-Off)
  • Preparation of GA (General Arrangement) drawings

Delivered

  • 3D Model
  • Stress Isometrics
  • Fabrication Isometric Drawings
  • System Isometrics
  • MTO – Material Take-off
  • GA – General Arrangement Drawings

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