Power generation plants are based on complex process engineering designs. This is exactly where we start. Our planning work begins either from scratch or uses results of previous groundwork. Regardless of whether you need a process analysis with the aim of optimization, redesign of systems, or a simple system or plant expansion, our System Planning staff will prepare the necessary design reports, develop P&I diagrams, carry out thermodynamic cycle analyses, and create the logic diagrams for implementation in the I&C system. In addition to the interface with the Electrical and I&C trades, Process Engineering also provides input for Pipework Engineering. Based on the input data and pipework sizing parameters, the pipework design documents and layout plans are then prepared by our Pipework Engineering staff. Our Mechanical Engineering team also contributes to these interfaces by providing preliminary design data of machinery components. For this purpose, Electrical Engineering is supplied with information on auxiliary power requirements and Layout/Arrangement Planning is supplied with the dimension data of the components.

Where the process involves supplying a water-steam cycle with fresh water, we also take care of the required water treatment systems. Here, we engineer the plant and equipment necessary to make sure the raw water is treated in such a manner that the water fed into in the water-steam cycle meets the quality requirements of the process.