How it works
An efficient and successful plant process is characterized by a combination of well-designed systems, effective management, and a focus on optimization
Preliminary Design
- Process Flow and Equipment Layout
- Preliminary P&ID
- Equipment Layout
Detailed Engineering and Design
- Detailed P&ID
- Pipe Sizing and Material Selection
- Stress Analysis
- Pipe Routing and Support Design
- Valve and Instrumentation Selection
Testing and Commissioning
- Pressure Testing
- Functional Testing
- Safety Checks
Documentation and Maintenance
- Operation and Maintenance Manuals
- Training
- Scheduled Maintenance
Piping Stress Analysis
Piping Stress Analysis is a critical engineering process that involves evaluating the stresses and deformations in a piping system to ensure its integrity, safety, and functionality. The primary objective of Piping Stress Analysis is to assess how various loads, such as thermal expansion, pressure, weight, and external forces, affect the piping components.
Ensure Structural Integrity
Address Thermal Effects
Optimize Support and Restraint Design
Detailed
engineering
Detailed Engineering is a phase in the project lifecycle where the preliminary design concepts are developed into comprehensive and detailed plans, specifications, and documentation. This phase occurs after the basic engineering or conceptual design stage and involves creating the detailed specifications necessary for the actual construction, fabrication, and installation of the project. Detailed Engineering is crucial for ensuring accuracy, feasibility, and successful implementation of the project.
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Comprehensive Engineering Drawings
Thorough Material Specifications
Precise Documentation and Specifications
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Septem Novem is dedicated to offering a complete range of Piping Engineering services, covering various critical aspects of the design, analysis, and support of piping systems.
Their expertise includes a meticulous approach to detailed design, ensuring that every element of the piping system is carefully planned and specified to meet the highest standards.
The design basis document encompasses critical details essential for the project’s success. It includes a thorough outline of project objectives, clearly defining the scope and boundaries. Design criteria are articulated, specifying the performance requirements expected from the final product or system. The document incorporates adherence to applicable codes and standards, ensuring compliance with industry regulations. Environmental conditions, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity, are meticulously documented to account for potential impacts on the design. Safety considerations, both for personnel and the environment, are outlined to guide the development of risk mitigation strategies. Additionally, any other relevant specifications or constraints are incorporated into the design basis document. In essence, the design basis document serves as a comprehensive roadmap, providing a detailed foundation that influences decision-making throughout the design and engineering phases of a project..
Stress Analysis is essential for ensuring the structural integrity, safety, and optimal performance of engineered components and structures. It plays a crucial role in preventing failures, meeting regulatory requirements, and enhancing the overall reliability and longevity of engineering projects. We have observed numerous instances of failures attributed to inadequate stress analysis or the absence of the necessary supporting systems in the field, deviating from the original design specifications
Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) are detailed schematic diagrams that illustrate the process flow of a system, including its piping, instruments, control devices, and related equipment. These diagrams are widely used in the engineering and process industries to visually represent the configuration and interactions of various components within a complex system. Here are the key components and information conveyed by P&IDs: Process Flow, Piping, Instruments, Control and Safety Systems, Equipment, Utilities and Ancillary Systems, Connections and Line Types, Annotations and Labels.
Our clients span across diverse industries, including but not limited to:
- Power Plants
- Cogeneration Facilities
- Oil and Gas, including Petrochemicals and Refineries
- Hydrogen Generation
- Industries such as Steel, Paper, and Chemical
- HVAC and Industrial Projects
- Various Sectors within the Process Industry
