Planning
Design Engineering
Detailed Engineering

Planning
Flexibility and innovation in the use of proven technology has been a requirement of most projects over the last "half century". As a result a company policy has developed whereby each project is approached as a "once off".

The planning of the projects follows the contract review meeting, where the project management team defines the principal objectives and requirements of the project.

At this initial stage the client and/or his representative are fully briefed and are invited to participate in the planning stage to ensure that the client's objectives and expectations are being addressed in the planned design.

Design Engineering
Design engineering is the detailing of general arrangements of the plant, flow diagrams, and process & instrumentation diagrams (P&ID's) showing the total scope of the supply and termination points.

Interfaces with other plant or processes, mechanical & electrical works, civil & structural works, programmes & schedules are also detailed at this stage and communicated to the client so that they are fully informed.

Detailed Engineering
After the design engineering stage is complete and specifications and requirements defined, the project is partitioned by the project leader into major components such as boiler plant, superheaters, economisers, combustion equipment, controls & instrumentation, fuel handling, chimneys, etc.

These sections are in turn assigned to design engineers from various disciplines for each section of the works. Each engineer will carry out the specific design calculations ensuring that any special or unusual requirements of the project are integrated into the design. Due cognisance is taken of local, national and international trends, rules, regulations and codes of practice in the detailed design.