Our facility engineering team worked closely with the client and reviewing transmission company to provide a cost-effective station design suitable to both parties. Utilizing input from both the client and the reviewing agent, our design group was able to provide complete station design and services, including preliminary design through the approval process, increasing project efficiency.

We provided Process and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID), equipment layouts, foundation plans and details, electrical grounding, and electrical hazardous area classification drawings for the site. Our mechanical group developed piping plans and Bill Of Materials (BOM) for all interconnecting equipment piping from the PIG receiver through to the outlet check valve within the transmission company right-of-way (ROW).

Equipment considered within this station included inlet PIG receiver, coalescing filter/separator, atmospheric slop tank and skid-mounted orifice meter tube with enclosure. Gas sampling was provided to the skid-mounted gas chromatograph and RTU building. Station security was provided by an approved station fence design, two man-gates, and station vehicle access gate.

Operator safety, ease of access, and efficient space utilization were considered paramount during this design process. The result of effective implementation of these features, along with clear communication between all parties involved, allowed for a seamless design-review-approval process.