Static and rotating equipment engineering, tanks and vessels, equipment specifications, datasheets, general arrangement drawings and mechanical calculations.
Mechanical engineering covers the equipment at the heart of a process plant: pressure vessels, reactors, columns, heat exchangers, storage tanks, pumps, compressors and packaged units. CoreFlow prepares equipment datasheets, specifications, general arrangement drawings, nozzle schedules and, where included in scope, mechanical design calculations.
We also handle the procurement-side engineering that keeps a project moving: technical requisitions, vendor drawing review, technical bid evaluation and incorporation of approved vendor data into piping, civil and electrical deliverables.
Deliverables follow the project specification and the codes it names. Codes commonly applied include:
Where they are included in scope, mechanical design calculations are prepared to the code named in the project specification, such as ASME Section VIII Division 1. Otherwise we prepare the datasheets and specifications a fabricator needs to complete the design.
It defines the design conditions, materials, dimensions, nozzles and requirements a vendor needs to quote, design and fabricate the equipment, and it is the reference for checking vendor drawings later.
Yes. Vendor drawings and documents are checked against datasheets, specifications and interface requirements, with comments issued and tracked in vendor document registers until approval.
Yes. We compare vendor offers against the specifications, raise technical queries, record deviations and prepare a technical recommendation for the procurement team.
For engineering design, 3D modelling, pipe stress analysis or multidisciplinary engineering packages, contact our office in Vadodara.