Mechanical & Electrical / Engineering

Engineering Services

A five-step approach from process definition to commissioning, and engineering services covering all utility systems of the facility.

Engineering process

  1. 01

    Process Definition

    Capacity • process conditions • equipment data

  2. 02

    Utility Demand

    Normal • maximum • simultaneous consumption

  3. 03

    Interface Control

    P / T / flow / fluid quality • battery limits

  4. 04

    OSBL Design

    Utilities • piping • tanks • treatment • fire

  5. 05

    Commissioning

    Start-up • normal • shutdown • failure scenarios

Service areas

T

01

Textile Air Engineering

  • Ring Spinning • POY • Weaving
  • Open-End • Integrated Facilities
S

02

Steam

  • 6–10 bar
  • Boilers, PRV, Condensate & Connection
A

03

Compressed Air

  • 7–40 bar
  • High & low pressure applications with oiled and non-oiled systems
H

04

HVAC Systems

  • Industrial • Residential
C

05

Chemical / Product Lines N2 – CO2

  • Chemical lines • Food transfer
  • SS process piping
P

06

Tanks & Pumps

  • SS tanks • Hygienic lines
  • High-viscosity pump technology
F

07

Fire Protection

  • Process / Utility area
  • Hydraulic & interface coordination
E

08

Waste Water

  • Industrial treatment • Aerobic & anaerobic treatment
  • Germany partner capability
C

09

Cooling Systems

  • Industrial • NH3 • Mold cooling
  • Process cooling
W

10

Industrial Water

  • RO • IX • Conventional
  • Process quality by usage
I

11

Piping & Instrumentation

  • Industrial • Residential
B

12

P&ID / BIM Review

  • Operability • Maintainability
  • Interface & scope control