#process engineering services

Process engineering services determine the efficiency of converting raw materials into a product. Read to know more about process engineering services.

In oil & gas sector and chemical industry, FEED plays a critical role in the overall functional efficiency of their operations. FEED stands for Front End Engineering Design which involves a Basic Engineering process that can be carried out after the completion of Feasibility Study or Conceptual Design. Prior to the Engineering, Procurement and Construction or EPC, a number of different studies are performed which helps to detect the technical issues that must be worked upon and the probable costs that should be managed to work on the process. Having a clear idea of the investment goals can actually help in managing the details of the FEED.

The process engineering services for Front End Engineering or FEED are typically offered in the form of packages. Companies that excel in such services are always in high demand as they can manage crucial design processes that are fundamental to the functioning of oil and gas sector. These companies have got the skill and expertise to handle complex and challenging design and detail engineering requirements with ease. By collaborating with their clients in the most effective manner, they can offer custom FEED execution solutions that can be useful for their business.

A leading process engineering services company specializing in FEED can offer smart solutions on detail project scheduling, informed decision support, quantitative risk profiling and cost estimates. They can also provide with functional requirements for systems and equipment's while at the same time create contracting strategies, issue tenders, collating the bidders as well as make bid assessments to manage equipment deliveries and installations. Some of the sectors that make use of their services include onshore industrial, support and accommodation facilities; sub-sea pipelines, onshore pipelines, floating facilities like semi-submersibles, FPSOs, spars and TLPs; fixed platforms such as topsides and substructures; sub-sea production infrastructure systems, onshore gas and oil gathering stations and companies requiring field layout optimization solutions.