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Basic Engineering Approach

At ADSD, we specialize in a wide array of engineering disciplines to ensure the successful design and implementation of complex projects. Our expertise spans:

Engineering Disciplines

  • Civil Engineering – Foundations, site development, and infrastructure.
  • Structural Engineering – Design and analysis of structural components.
  • Clean Rooms – Design and certification of controlled environments.
  • Air Systems – HVAC solutions and air quality management.
  • Auxiliary Installations – Support systems for industrial processes.
  • Fluids – Management and control of liquid systems.
  • Dust Collection – Advanced systems for managing particulate matter.
  • Electrical Systems – Design and implementation of reliable power solutions.
  • Access Control – Security and access management systems.
  • Fire Protection – Design and installation of fire-fighting systems.
  • Pharmaceutical Installations – Sizing and customization of process technologies.
  • Packaging – Design and optimization of packaging solutions.
  • Regulatory Compliance – Ensuring adherence to all relevant standards and regulations.

Our Services

  • EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction): Complete project execution from design to construction.
  • EPCM (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management): Management of project execution and procurement.
  • Construction Management: Overseeing the construction phase to ensure timely and cost-effective completion.
  • Audits and Consultancy: Evaluations and expert advice on engineering practices.
  • Executions: Direct implementation of engineering solutions.
  • After-sales: Support and services post-installation.
  • Training: Instruction and guidance on system operation and maintenance.
  • Maintenance Contracts: Ongoing support and maintenance services.

Basic Engineering Design Phase

The basic engineering design phase begins with a comprehensive economic and financial feasibility study. From the solutions identified in earlier stages, one or two of the most suitable options are selected for detailed evaluation. This phase includes field studies in areas such as topography, geology, geotechnics, hydrology, and hydraulics. The engineering project defines material unit costs, construction phases, and other technical parameters, with the goal of delivering a project cost estimate that is accurate and realistic.

Documentation for Basic Engineering Project:

  1. Design Bases and Criteria
    • Validation and verification of the Conceptual Engineering.
  2. Flow Diagrams
    • Principal and Auxiliary Processes (personnel and materials).
  3. Definitive Designs and Calculations
    • Calculations for all specialties involved in the project.
  4. Process and Operation Philosophy
    • Description of the process.
    • Philosophy of the definitive Operation and Control.
  5. Definitive Requirements
    • Complementary Goods and Services.
  6. Major Equipment Specifications
    • Definitive major equipment specifications.
    • As-Built documentation and engineering plans for each system.
  7. Scope Specifications by Discipline
    • Specifications of the scope of construction by discipline.
  8. Specification Sheets
    • Instruments, equipment, and inputs.
  9. Control System Specifications
    • Control system architecture.
  10. Environmental and Safety Requirements
    • Detailed environmental impact assessments.
    • Safety measures and regulations are to be adhered to during construction and operation.
  1. Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) Plans
    • Procedures for ensuring the quality of materials and workmanship.
    • Inspection and testing protocols.
  2. Project Schedule
    • Timeline for project completion.
    • Milestones and key deliverables.
  3. Risk Management Plan
    • Identification and assessment of potential risks.
    • Mitigation strategies and contingency plans.
  4. Stakeholder Management Plan
    • Engagement strategies for stakeholders.
    • Communication plans to keep stakeholders informed.
  5. Resource Management Plan
    • Allocation and management of human resources.
    • Equipment and material management plans.
  6. Logistics Plan
    • Transportation and delivery schedules for materials and equipment.
    • Site access and movement plans.
  7. Permits and Licenses
    • List of required permits and licenses.
    • Procedures for obtaining necessary approvals.
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