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Engineering Sequencing

Eric GonzalezMember for 7 years 4 months
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I am trying to schedule an EPC project but I am unsure of the logic that is incorpoarted in each discipline: Process, Mechanincal, Structure/Civil, instrumentation, Electrical, and Piping. Also, how are disciplines connected to one another? If anyone can please send me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated. 

Eric Gonzalez

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    Bryc Ali ·

    What you need exactelly ?

    What you need exactelly ? there is a lot relation between the dicipline foir exemple Process and piping or civil work and equipement...

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    Zoltan Palffy ·

    typically EPC includes

    typically EPC includes enginering procurement and construction

    for for the E part of this you typically have a few major milestones for the design drawings and specifications which is the 

    30% completion

    60% completion

    90% completion

    and IFC (issue for construction)

    Typically each discipline would need information from the other so that they can continue with their portion of the design

    For the P part procurement once you hit the 90% Design completion level or you can wait unilt ithe issuance of the IFC drawings thne purchasing can begin to buy out the LOP's large purchase orders and buy out the project

    for the C part construction once you know what you are building you can begin to create the installation schedule and inorporate the dates that you got from the procurement to ensure that the materials and equipment will be there in time to support the installation. 

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    Eric Gonzalez ·

    Bryc,  That is exactly what I

    Bryc, 

     

    That is exactly what I am looking for. The linkage between each dicipline to one another plus the flow within each discipline. I am new to EPC work and I am trying to have a good understanding of the sequencing of drawings and such. 

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    Johannes Vandenberg ·

    Hi EricI suggest to use the

    Hi Eric

    I suggest to use the book "The Oil & Gas Engineering guide 3rd Edition "by Herve Baron.

    Regards

    Johannes

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    Eric Gonzalez ·

    Thanks, Joannes. I recently

    Thanks, Joannes. I recently downloaded his book. 

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