Introduction to Modularization for Industrial Plants
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Who should attend?
This course is intended for graduates (or soon to be), designers, freelancers, technicians and engineers involved in calculation, design, selection, manufacturing, safety, quality and maintenance of systems and equipment used in Industrial Processes.
Previous knowledge of this subject is not required to attend to the course.
Training objectives
The main objective of this course is to transfer to participants the theoretical and practical skills required in projects, obtained from experience and sound engineering practices.
What to expect?
- Acquire the vocabulary and fundamentals of modularization.
- Understand the concept of modularization and the differences from a conventional project.
- Learn the steps to follow for the manufacturing of modules.
- Identify critical activities and risks during manufacturing.
- Learn about the maneuvers and transportation of modules.
- Analyze the feasibility of modularized projects.
- Understand the main activities in the FEED and design phase of the project.
CONTENTS AND STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE: 15 HS
Introduction
History | Definitions and terminology | Application
Typical modules in an industrial plant
Differentiation of modular projects
Main drivers for modularization | Differential factors
Standardization and Scalability
Lifecycle of a module in a project
Degree of modularization
Module Yard
Typical Scope | Typical layout and facilities
Construction of modules
Steps and sequence | Types of assembly
Installation of modules at site
Critical activities | Path of construction and sequencing
Hook-up and interconnection of modules at site | Risks
Hauling and Transportation
Processes and stakeholders | Typical maneuvers and heavy hauling equipment | Route survey | Risks during transportation
Preliminary modularization definition
Definitions | Philosophy | Potential fabrication spots | Risk analysis
Commercial and schedule assessment | Methodologies
Definitions for FEED Stage
Layout approach | Strategy | Design criteria by disciplines | Interfaces between disciplines
Module list and data sheets
Pre-construction and constructability
Fabricator and transportation subcontractors
Tender stage for commercial and schedule assessment
Concurrent execution and sequenced fabrication
Design
Early optimization and value engineering
Module envelopes and integration in design systems
Detailed design | Multidisciplinary approach
Interface management | Key documentation
Documentation
Issuance | Vendor and 3rd party documentation
Late design systems/disciplines
Constructability workshops
Subcontract and design oriented to quantities
Procurement in modularized projects
Schedule and plan a modularized execution | Workface planning
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