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9783527313136

Process Plant Design Project Management from Inquiry to Acceptance

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2008-03-03
  • Publisher: Wiley-VCH
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Summary

This book describes the fascinating wealth of activities as they occur in the design, construction and commissioning of a chemical plant - a jigsaw puzzle of the work of chemical engineers, chemists, constructors, architects, electrical engineers, process automation engineers, economists and legal staff.The author first takes the reader through the conceptual phase, in which the economic relevance and environmental impact need to be considered and supplemented by accurate estimates of capital requirements and profitability.This phase ends with the choice of an appropriate engineering firm and the conclusion of the contract, after which the reader is guided through all aspects of the implementation phase from the engineering of the chemical plant to commissioning, equipment and material procurement, the erection phase and the successful test run, after which the new facility is handed over to its owner.The book also illustrates many potential sources of errors by means of examples from practice, and how, aside professional skills, teamwork and communication are also absolutely essential to keep such a complex project on track.

Author Biography

Frank Peter Helmus studied chemical engineering in Aachen, Germany and obtained the PhD for his work on membrane processes. Afterwards he worked as a project manager in the Babcock Balcke-Dürr Company. During his industrial career he carried out several medium sized projects (waste water treatment plants up to 18 million Euro), some of them abroad, as a project manager from the beginning to the end. Since 1998 he is professor for chemical engineering at the University of Applied Sciences in Osnabr?is main field of activity is mechanical processes and process plant design. He is related to his former field of activities by performing claims management courses for senior engineers. His research activities focus on waste water treatment.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. XVII
Acknowledgementsp. XIX
Introductionp. 1
General remarks on process plant designp. 1
Projectp. 2
Demands on project engineersp. 6
Overview of activitiesp. 8
Project Planningp. 13
Operatorp. 13
Product developmentp. 14
Plant typep. 14
Location/kind of premisesp. 15
Capacity/availability/lifespanp. 16
Degree of automationp. 17
Legal requirementsp. 17
Costsp. 18
Investmentp. 19
Operating costsp. 21
Inquiry/invitation to tenderp. 23
Project controllingp. 27
Plant manufacturerp. 28
Risk analysisp. 28
Basic engineeringp. 30
Process developmentp. 30
Balancingp. 32
Basic and process flow diagramp. 34
Materials conceptp. 36
Main apparatusp. 42
Layoutp. 45
Quotationp. 48
Quotation pricep. 48
Optimizationp. 49
Contract negotiationsp. 53
Contractp. 55
Generalp. 56
Definitionsp. 56
Order basisp. 56
Regulationsp. 57
Labour employmentp. 58
Subcontractorsp. 58
Project documentationp. 59
Technical partp. 60
Contractor's scope of supply and servicesp. 60
Employer's scope of supply and servicesp. 62
Commercial partp. 63
Deadlines/penaltiesp. 63
Warranties/penaltiesp. 66
Defects/acceptancep. 67
Prices/terms of payment/bondsp. 69
Alterations/claimsp. 70
Termination/suspensionp. 74
Insurancep. 75
Secrecyp. 76
Severability clausep. 77
Coming into effectp. 77
Signature policyp. 78
Project executionp. 81
Project organizationp. 81
Project structuresp. 82
Systematicsp. 90
Project manualp. 90
Correspondence systemp. 92
Revision servicep. 93
Cost monitoringp. 95
Time scheduling/monitoring of datesp. 96
Computers in plant manufacturingp. 97
Approval planningp. 102
Component procurementp. 103
Vesselsp. 110
Pumpsp. 111
Piping and instrumentation diagramsp. 117
E/MC-technologyp. 135
Electrical engineeringp. 136
Measurement engineeringp. 137
Control engineeringp. 143
Layout and building designp. 147
Layout designp. 147
Building designp. 150
Piping planningp. 154
Documentationp. 161
Erectionp. 165
Excavation and civil worksp. 166
Component assemblyp. 167
Pipe assemblyp. 169
Assembly E/MC technologyp. 171
Insulationsp. 172
Plant markingp. 173
Commissioningp. 175
Trainingp. 176
Cleaningp. 176
Pressure testsp. 177
Functional testsp. 178
System testsp. 179
Cold commissioningp. 180
Warm commissioningp. 180
Warranty run/acceptancep. 182
Indexp. 183
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