Multi-service process and utility piping racks fabricated, installed and pressure-tested across a chemical plant that continued to run while we worked.
The client's chemical plant needed a new multi-service piping spine to feed a planned production line — process water, chilled water, compressed air, nitrogen, steam and two utility services on a single shared rack. Production on the existing line could not stop. The site footprint allowed almost no slack for fabrication on-site, so the bulk of the work had to be done off-site and craned in.
Engineering. Routing optimised to minimise tie-in points to live process — fewer cuts, less risk.
Procurement. Materials sourced to ASTM/IS standards, mill test certificates retained on file for every spool.
Installation. Crews worked in phased windows aligned with the plant's daily operations rather than against them.
Testing & commissioning. Hydrostatic and pneumatic tests per service, results documented and witnessed by the client's QA team.
AMC. Periodic ultrasonic thickness checks and gasket replacement included in the maintenance schedule.
Zero unplanned plant downtime during the install window. All seven services pressurised, signed off and handed over on schedule. Outcome metrics to be added
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