BIH design and delivery expertise covers all levels of prefabrication from panellised designs through to fully dressed modules.
BIH can offer advice and guidance on project specific logistical considerations to make the decision on whether to modularise a unit.
Factors evaluated in the decision-making process include:
BIH deliver our units panellised to utilise cheap shipping costs. We collaborate with our clients to ensure we provide the most cost effective solution for a smooth onsite erection. Some of the options we consider are:
Vertical cylindrical heaters can be supplied either in the horizontal or vertical as shown below
The radiant module maybe installed onto a permanent base frame so that it can be designed to be jacked-up and driven on and off a ship and on to the heater foundations using Self Propelled Modular Transport (SPMTs).
Very large box type heater transported from heater fabrication shop to dock side using SPMTs
Heater lifted on to ship using ship’s crane. Temporary steel base frame (in yellow and red below) can be seen.
Box heater leaving heater fabrication shop on SPMTs
Box heater lifted on to ship using ship’s crane.
Heater lifted on to foundations using heavy lift crane. Temporary steel base frame has been removed.
The site work involved can be further reduced by ‘dressing’ the radiant module. Some or all of the following items can be installed on the module:
This very high degree of modularisation becomes attractive for projects with very high site labour costs or when the heater has to be installed on a live plant within a very short shut-down period.
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