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SUSTECH ENGINEERING PTY LTD For Sustainable Engineering Solutions CAPABILITY STATEMENT 1 About Us SUSTECH ENGINEERING PTY LTD is a consulting engineering company aspiring to provide engineering and technical services of highest professional standard to the industry with a strong focus on safety, sustainability and innovation. We use our knowledge to create longer lasting value for time through experienced professional service and efficient risk management. Our Principals and Associates have extensive experience across oil & gas, power, mining, chemical and water engineering with combined experience of over hundred years in complementary disciplines of Project Engineering. Our team members have worked in different countries and are familiar not only with different cultures, but also relevant engineering practices codes and standards. We bring in combined local and global knowledge for the benefit of Australian industries as per the local conditions and Australian industry regulations. Services on Offer We provide engineering consultancy and execute project and engineering management for small to medium green field and brown field projects. We are solution providers for technical problems and niche services. We take up roles of Owner’s Engineer, Lender’s Engineer or Detail Design Engineer. We stand as your partner at any stage of the project - be it conception, execution, operation-maintenance or integrity and asset management. 2 Special Services INDEPENDENT THIRD PARTY VERIFICATION/ VALIDATION/ AND CODE COMPLIANCE AUDIT ü Design and MDR verification of pipelines as per AS 2885.1, AS2885.2, AS2885.5 ü Design and MDR verification of power and process piping as per ASME B31.1, 31.3, AS 4041 ü Verification of pipeline relifing study as per AS 2885.3 ü Design and MDR verification of pressure vessels as per AS 1210 ü Design and MDR verification of atmospheric storage tanks as per API 650 ü Technical and code compliance audits of oil and gas, mining, power installations related to piping, mechanical static equipment and civil structural of process plants to ASME and AS NICHE ENGINEERING ü Stress analysis of high temperature, high pressure, and cryogenic piping ü Stress analysis of pipelines and facilities. ü Providing design review in different stages of the project to ensure project goal is achieved and quality is maintained. ü Technical troubleshooting and providing engineering solutions and services for pipelines, piping systems and static equipment to operating companies, with due focus on safety, production process and environment ü Technical study/ review of new or existing process and installations ü Finite Element Analysis of small and large equipment and structures ü Material Selection study ü Energy efficiency audit and solutions ü Solar Power Generation Engineering OTHER SPECIALS ü Secondment of capable engineers to suit your short and long term needs of Engineering management, design review, installation review ü Technical Training ü Translation of Engineering documents from Bengali, Hindi, Mandarin, French, Italian and German to English ü Interpretation of Chinese Standards (GB) and checking suitability with Australian Standards 3 Comprehensive Capabilities Discipline-wise: MECHANICAL ü Pipeline Design Engineering and Analysis to AS 2885, EN 13480, ISO 14692; ü Piping Engineering and Analysis to AS 4041, ASME B31.1, B31.3; ü Plant Design and 2D and 3D Layout; ü Pressure Vessels Design Engineering and Analysis; ü Tank Design Engineering and Analysis; ü Bulk Material Handling Engineering; Jack up, FPSO and fixed leg offshore equipment and facilities engineering ü Design and specification of process equipment packages ü Design and specification of rotating machinery package ü Orifice flow measurement using Crane and AGA 3 methods ü Engineering for rolling contact stress, coil springs, transmission shafts, triaxial stress states, water hammer, piping blinds and spades, flange pressure v. temperature rating, flange bolting by torque, pipeline MAOP, start air receiver sizing, centre of gravity, clevis, padeye, skid lifting, sea fastening, plate stress, explosion vents ü Heat transfer model for pipe with conductive, convective and radiant modes ü Heat transfer through flat and tubular plates calculation PROCESS Oil & Gas ü Fuel transportation, storage and distribution system design ü Gas gathering, processing, transmission, laterals, metering, pressure reduction and distribution system design ü Single phase liquid and gas pipe flow simulation 4 ü Single and multi-phase line sizing ü Gas pipeline flow and thermal modeling ü Centrifugal gas compressor modeling ü Centrifugal pump modeling ü Gas expander/compressor simulation ü LPG Straddle plant pipeline shrinkage model ü Vertical gas scrubber sizing ü Multi component gas mixture thermodynamic and transport properties ü Engineering for compressible orifice flows at high dP ü Calculations for sizing of PSVs to AS, ASME and API ü Facility and pipeline blowdown thermodynamics ü Gas storage reservoir modeling Power Generation ü Combined cycle power systems ü Power Block ü Balance of Plant Utilities ü Steam, Air, Water, lube oil, and other utility system design Mining ü Slurry system CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ü Analysis and design of various power/process plant buildings and utility buildings like workshop, warehouse and storage shed ü Design of foundations including reactors, equipment and tank farm ü Analysis and design of plant structures, technological platforms, pipe racks & supports ü Modularisation studies ü Development of 3D Models ü Development of specification and work packs ü Design of substation including transformer bunds, fire walls and switchyard structures ü Design of retaining walls, water tanks and pits ü Design of conveyor supporting structures, transfer stations and drive stations 5 ELECTRICAL ü Hazardous area equipment design and selection ü Power generation open & combined cycle plants design ü Substations design ü Transmission and distribution network planning ü Mining, mineral resources and heavy industrial plant design ü Solar Power Generation Engineering SAFETY AND RISK ü Facilitation of Risk assessment, HAZID, HAZOP workshops ü Hazardous area classification ü Process safety assessment ü Mechanical Installation safety assessment ü Thermal desorption plant design for remediation of toxic and waste products CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT SERVICES ü Engineering support for construction and commissioning ü Assessment of WPS/WQR as per ASME Section IX, AS 2885.2, B31.1, B31.3 ü Review of Manufacturing Data Report (MDR) ü Development of Commissioning Plan ü Lift study review INSPECTION ü Inspection and recommending repair of atmospheric storage tanks as per API 653 by certified inspectors ü Onsite assessment of brownfield structures and modifications. RELIABILITY ü Development of maintenance strategies and plan for plant and equipment ü Estimation of residual life of atmospheric storage tanks ü Structural integrity study ü Piping and pipeline health study 6 Benefits You Get ü Maximum value for your money through efficient project delivery ü Quick response time and customized service ü Project/ installation compliance to Australian safety and statutory regulations. ü Optimally engineered and clearly defined options, costing and suggestions for making investment decisions on new engineering projects, expansions or modifications of existing installations. ü Dependable engineering service provider to deliver your project successfully within budget and schedule. ü Exact requirement of real estate and materials; appropriate equipment for easy and efficient operation of plants. ü Reliability and asset integrity engineering support for maximum value return from installed plants with minimum disruption of plant production and maintaining cash flow to the business. ü Smooth interface and minimum disruption with your existing facility for brownfield projects 7 Pen Portrait of Key Personnel SOUMEN GUHA Principal Soumen is a Mechanical Engineer with 20+ years of international experience in Piping, Pipeline, Mechanical Engineering and Project Management in the fields of Oil & Gas, Power, Mining-Metal and Chemical industries across India, China, Malaysia and Australia. He is familiar with most contracting options i.e. PMC, EPCM, Lump-Sum Turnkey, Alliance, Risk Reward, Reimbursable, Cost+Fee. He has working experience with various E&Ps, Contractors & Licensors e.g. XOM, Shell, Petronas, Woodside, CoP, and Bechtel. He has special ability of problem solving in challenging and complex work situation. He is an engineer with positive attitude and has natural leadership ability with a bearing of responsibility and integrity. He believes in team effort and knowledge sharing as key to success. He has established track record as independent validator of design and MDRs of pipelines, facilities, process and power piping, tank farms and pressure vessels. He has successfully executed Project management and engineering management. DENNIS KIRK BURNNAND Principal Adviser Dennis began his career in 1975 and has since gathered extensive design experience in oilfield production pipelines, plant piping systems, gas treating, gas transmission, gas metering, gas compression and mechanical equipment packages including pressure vessels, pumps and compressors. His skills include project management, engineering management, design supervision, site supervision, commissioning, start- up assistance, specification of process equipment and rotating machinery packages. He has acted as client’s representative. Dennis’ activities
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