"EVALUATION ----- ENGINEERING ----- COMPLIANCE ----- EDUCATION.... Our services pay for themselves, over and over ...."
Proven solutions that work reliably and safely even in most adverse conditions
Engineering
The design of your thermal energy and combustion system should match your process requirements. It is not enough to make sure that your average process load is taken under consideration. There are special circumstances during system startup, warm-up, refractory cure operation and shutdown which have to be addressed. There are maintenance, access, ambient and environmental issues to be looked at. There are plant specific standards and often contradicting gas safety code (CSA B149.3) requirements. There is also Murphy's Law in form of process upsets, power outages or emergency shutdowns (ESD) which must be resolved even in the middle of the winter, during holidays and at midnight.
Putting this puzzle together is not easy.
Do your existing or contemplated thermal energy and combustion systems meet all of the above expectations? Or, are you trying to fit your process and your expectations to equipment?
ENEFEN works closely with plant personnel throughout all phases of the project to ensure that:
YOUR THERMAL ENERGY AND COMBUSTION EQUIPMENT SHOULD WORK FOR YOU ...... INSTEAD OF YOU WORKING FOR YOUR EQUIPMENT.
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We Engineer:
Process specifications
Process mass & energy balances
Process and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID)
Process control concepts
Fuel trains
High pressure gas letdown stations
Burner Management Systems (BMS)
Direct fired or indirect contact air heaters
Direct and indirect contact liquid heaters
Thermal oil systems
Waste gas thermal oxidizers (afterburners)
Claus process sulfur reaction furnace and thermal oxidizer controls
Custom combustion and thermal energy solutions
Thermal energy and combustion monitoring and data logging systems
Equipment and component specifications
Bills Of Materials (BOM)
Equipment Layouts
Installation Plans
Startup and commissioning procedures
Proven solutions + quality equipment + engineering and field experience = successful projects
