Utilities & Infastructure
Utilities Industry
Superior Engineering defines utilities and infrastructure as the production and distribution of the necessary fluids, gases and electricity that are used in a process or in the support of a process.
It also includes the removal of wastes resulting from the process or its supporting systems.
Superior Engineering defines utilities and infrastructure as the production and distribution of the necessary fluids, gases and electricity that are used in a process or in the support of a process. It also includes removal of wastes resulting from the process or its supporting systems.
Systems
Production Systems
Superior has been selected on various occasions to perform prelimininary project scoping, coordinated design engineering, detailing, selection of materials and equipment, preparation of bid packages and specification, and construction supervision for at least the following items of utilities production.
- Steam Generation
- Chilled Water
- Central Cooling Systems
- Compressed Air
- Acetylene Generation
- Water Stations
- Water Storage
- Atmospheric Gas Producers
Distribution Systems
The internal distribution has an appreciable effect on the economics, safety and continuance of plant operation. Proper routing, line protection, clearances, support and code compliance are serious factors which must be met if the utility distribution system is to meet the test of flexibility, ease of maintenance, minimal costs and effective operation.
- Steam Distribution
- Compressed Air
- Natural Gas
- Acids
- Water Distribution
- Carbon Dioxide
- Fuel Oil
- Acetylene & Oxygen