Project objective
The treatment need and stage of the project.
Practical process & system planning
Engineering ConsultancyClear engineering before delivery.
Process design, equipment selection & air treatment
Turn your facility requirements into a defined treatment approach, usable project documents and informed equipment decisions. Air Treatment Plant (ATP) services are also available.
- Process Design
- Drawing
- BOQ
- Equipment Selection
- Air Treatment
Our service scope
A defined scope.Useful engineering documents.
Plan around water quality, capacity, available space and operating requirements. The document set and level of detail are agreed for your project stage.
Find the Right Starting PointATPAir Treatment Plant
Discuss an Air Treatment Plant (ATP) for your facility. Share the air source, process, available measurements and treatment objective to define the appropriate plant and engineering scope.
- Facility requirements
- Available air data
- Plant scope
DesignProcess design
Connect the treatment objective, available water information and required flow with a practical process approach. Clarify the design assumptions and interfaces within the agreed scope.
- Treatment objective
- Process approach
- Design basis
LayoutEngineering drawings
Develop the agreed layout and drawing information around the site and selected system. Define which drawings are included and how they support the project stage.
- Site layout
- System connections
- Agreed drawing set
BOQBills of quantities
Organize the equipment and material quantities covered by the engineering scope. Connect the schedule with the agreed drawings and specification assumptions.
- Quantity schedule
- Scope boundaries
- Specification basis
SelectEquipment selection
Review equipment requirements against the process, flow, water quality and operating conditions. Clarify relevant specifications and selection considerations for the project.
- Required duty
- Technical compatibility
- Selection criteria
A clear project approach
Practical decisions.A defined next step.
The information and work are connected around your project scope.
Define the requirement
Discuss the project stage, treatment objective and available site information.
Agree the design basis
Clarify capacity, quality targets, assumptions and scope boundaries.
Develop the documents
Prepare the drawings, quantities or equipment guidance covered by the scope.
Review the next step
Explain the deliverables and address agreed technical questions.
Getting started
Start with your facility.Share what you have.
These details help us understand the requirement and discuss the appropriate scope.
Water information
Available reports, flow and required output quality.
Site records
Available plans, space and utility information.
Required documents
Drawings, quantities or equipment decisions you need.
Industry pathways
Connect with your industry.
Helpful answers
Before weget started.
Understand the selection and project scope before taking the next step.
Which documents are included in the consultancy?
The proposal defines the agreed process design, drawing set, bill of quantities or equipment-selection work. Share your project stage and required decisions so the appropriate document scope can be discussed.
Is equipment supply included automatically?
Consultancy, equipment supply, installation and commissioning are different responsibilities. Their inclusion is clarified in the project scope; engineering documents alone should not be assumed to include all delivery work.
Can you review an existing plant layout?
Share the available layout, system information and proposed change. These records help define a suitable review or design scope around the existing installation.
Can a BOQ be used as the final project price?
A bill of quantities organizes the specified equipment and materials. Pricing, site work, responsibilities and commercial terms need to be confirmed in a separate quotation or proposal.
Your next step
Let's define the right project scope.
Share your facility, requirements and the decision you need to make.