What is a successful industrial project? Successful industrial project typically involves meeting predefined project goals and criteria within the specified time frame and budget. The meaning of the word success varies depending on the nature and objectives of the...
Anchor bolt setting plan
What are anchor bolts? Anchor bolts connect structural and non-structural elements to concrete. Anchor bolts transfer tension and shear forces and provide stability to the structure. These anchor bolts also resist external forces such as wind, seismic loads, and...
Importance of site plan in industrial projects
What is a site plan? A site plan for an industrial project is a detailed and comprehensive document prepared by the design consultants that details the layout, arrangement, land utilization, placement of structures and buildings within a specific industrial facility...
HVAC Consultants and Industrial Ventilation
What is industrial ventilation? Industrial ventilation means bringing in fresh outdoor air. Ventilation also helps control the environment by using airflow. Types of ventilation The types of ventilation are as follows: General or dilution ventilation: This type of...
Industrial Ventilation Systems: Crucial Component of MEP Design
Importance of industrial ventilation systems Industrial ventilation systems are pivotal in any industry. MEP design consultants for industrial projects design the ventilation system to maintain optimal indoor air quality, temperature, and overall environmental...
Role of industrial architects
The role of architects for industrial clients typically has a mix of both advisory and consulting functions. These roles are closely related but differ in specific focus and responsibilities. Advisory Role of Architects: Architects often provide advisory services to...
Factory architects and pre-design stage
Pre-design is crucial. The pre-design stage in industrial projects is a crucial phase that sets the foundation for the entire project lifecycle. It involves comprehensive planning and analysis by the factory architects to ensure that the project aligns with the...
Total design and conventional design
The choice between total design (also known as holistic design) and the silo (or conventional) style of design in industrial projects depends on the specific goals, scope, and nature of the project, as well as the preferences and constraints of the project team and...
Sewage and effluent wastes in industries
Sewage and effluent wastes in industries Sewage and effluent are terms used to denote wastewater. While "Sewage" refers to wastewater from human waste from toilets, bathrooms, sinks, kitchens, canteens, etc., "effluent" refers to industrial waste that is a process's...
Design consultants for factories and collaboration in projects
Design consultants and collaboration Design consultants for factories have a critical role in industrial infrastructure projects. They add value through their expertise and knowledge. Collaboration is essential in any industrial project. The design consultant's role...
Civil design consultants and water distribution system in factories
Water distribution systems are an integral part of any industry for the process needs and human consumption. Civil design consultants for factories must design the system according to the project requirements. Additionally, their expertise in civil engineering ensures...
Role of structural consultants for factories in Bill of Materials
What is a Bill of Materials? Bill of Materials (BOM) is a detailed list of all the materials and components needed to complete the pre-engineered building. PEBs are buildings that are manufactured at the factory and assembled and erected at the site. Structural...
Architects and Industry 5.0
Industrial architects have a significant role in designing a factory compliant with Industry 5.0 standards. Industry 5.0 is the latest industry evolution and incorporates the human-centric approach to manufacturing and the latest technologies. Industry 5.0 has a...
Adaptability in Industrial Architecture
What is Adaptability? Adaptability in industrial architecture refers to the capacity of the building to accommodate change. Changes are inevitable. The technology frequently changes, making the previous equipment redundant. This inevitable change in technology...
Fire hazard analysis in industrial projects
What is a Fire Hazard? Fire hazards are a broad category of hazards in the workplace that have the presence of a flame, increase the probability of an uncontrolled fire or increase the severity of fire in a potential fire incident. Fire hazards also include anything...