Process engineering
Design basis, simulation strategy, material and energy balance, equipment sizing, process datasheets, PFDs, P&IDs, control philosophy and relief-system inputs.
CAPABILITIES
Integrated engineering capabilities
Disciplines aligned by common process data, battery limits, interfaces and a controlled document register.
CAPABILITY CATALOG
Three views of controlled delivery
From process concept and schematic integration to field-ready equipment, each view follows Delham’s controlled engineering path.
Mechanical & equipment
Mechanical definition of vessels, separators, heat exchangers, heaters and package equipment, including materials, nozzles, internals and vendor-document requirements.
Piping & plant design
Equipment arrangement, plot plan, 3D coordination, piping classes, line routing, stress interfaces, supports and maintainability review.
Electrical & instrumentation
Instrument selection, cause-and-effect inputs, control and shutdown interfaces, panels, cabling, grounding and package-level electrical integration.
Procurement & fabrication support
Technical bid review, vendor coordination, material control, inspection requirements, manufacturing records and document close-out.
Commissioning & service
Installation review, pre-commissioning checks, start-up assistance, operator familiarization, troubleshooting and technical follow-up within the contracted scope.
INSTITUTIONAL KNOWLEDGE
Engineering decisions must be documented, reviewable and ready for handover
Engineering maturity is not measured by the volume of claims. It is demonstrated through the quality of the design basis, document integrity, interface control, technical accountability and the ability to turn project experience into repeatable practice.