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I shared this in the pipe and valve section the year before last, and it was posted today. I will post it here as a series of posts to open my eyes to the overall modular pipeline installation! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1422468-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Forum) The A2PC module of the Australian ICHTHYS gas field liquefied natural gas processing plant pipe gallery constructed by the Fourth Construction Company of the Refining and Chemical Engineering Group was smoothly placed on the piers of the Dutch semi-submersible barge "FORTE", marking the completion of the land construction of the A2PC module. On December 24, the barge carrying the pipe gallery modules will leave the port and sail to Australia. @The wise man knows @ylb913 @wang * neng @654262293 [Haichuan Modular Installation Discussion] Summary of posts, everyone is welcome to discuss! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1773168-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan.com)
Save money on both ends, why not?~~
This takes a long time to prepare in advance, especially the verification of electronic drawings. It won't have much impact on the construction party. I'll give him the piece-by-piece drawings in a timely manner, and he will construct according to the drawings.
Does he also have to assemble pipes on the ship?
Very stylish, the overall installation is a challenge for the installation company.
Improvement of the entire management level and improvement of equipment technology
Pipe gallery and upper air cooler skid, this depends on the transportation conditions of the construction site. If it is on the seaside and there is a dock, this mode is very useful. If it is to be transported by road, then it is necessary to change the mode.
The prefabricated site is assembled, and the overall module is directly put on the ship, and is placed directly on the foundation after arriving at the site.
No need! The space on the boat is tight! Are you talking about using the shipping time to install another part?
No need! The space on the boat is tight! Are you talking about using the shipping time to install another part?
I think it's a change in the installation and transportation paradigm.