Engineering Services
We provide a range of engineering services at various stages, i.e. conceptual, pre-feasibility, feasibility, basic engineering, and detail engineering.
Conceptual Engineering:
Conceptual engineering is the initial stage of a project where ideas and concepts are explored and evaluated. It involves developing a high-level understanding of the project's goals, requirements, and possible solutions. At this stage, engineers focus on feasibility studies, rough cost estimates, and preliminary analysis to determine the viability of the project.
Pre-Feasibility Engineering:
Pre-feasibility engineering builds upon the conceptual stage and involves a more detailed analysis of the project's feasibility. Engineers explore various design options, evaluate technical and economic risks, and conduct preliminary assessments of the project's viability. This stage helps in determining whether the project should proceed to the next level of study.
Feasibility Engineering:
Feasibility engineering is a comprehensive study that assesses the technical, economic, and legal aspects of a project. Engineers conduct detailed investigations, feasibility studies, and market analysis to evaluate the project's potential success. This stage involves identifying potential challenges, risks, and opportunities associated with the project, and making a final decision on whether to proceed.
Basic Engineering:
Basic engineering, also known as front-end engineering design (FEED), focuses on developing a solid foundation for the project. Engineers define the project's specifications, requirements, and major components. They conduct detailed analyses, create process flow diagrams, determine equipment and material requirements, and establish preliminary cost estimates. The objective is to create a robust and well-defined plan for the project.
Detail Engineering:
Detail engineering is the final stage before the actual implementation of the project. Engineers create detailed designs, construction plans, and specifications for every aspect of the project. This includes detailed engineering drawings, equipment specifications, procurement plans, and construction schedules. The goal is to provide comprehensive and accurate information that can be used for the construction, installation, and operation of the project.