Project Information
3D Modeling of Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) using PDS
Description
Client
A leader in water technology market and holds global market share of 14%. They offer services in the areas of municipal and industrial water & waste-water treatment. They have consolidated its’ specialist reputation through a number of innovative and path-breaking projects in the fields of water treatment and waste-water recycling.
Engineering Requirement
- PDS Administration including spec. writing (Approx-15 Spec) and customization of special items
Modeling
- Roads, pavements and storm water drains, process drains and interface junctions, culverts, pits
- Equipment modeling
- Equipment foundations / Structure / Structural platforms / Ladders / Railing / Manholes / Envelopes
- Structural modeling
- Physical support modeling as per support standards
- Cable Trays (Electrical & Instrumentation)
- Instruments, Junction boxes, Air manifolds, SOV boxes, Local Control Panels with supports
- Motors and PBS with canopy
- Electrical JBs and DBs, Column or wall mounter electrical supplies, Earthing / Lighting pit location
- Electrical structural supports
- As-Built Modeling / Drafting
Delivered
- Isometric drawings
- Consolidated MTO (in Excel) – Piping and Structural
- Piping GA drawings
- Final 3D model
- Updated As-Built Drawings
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