Industry
Manufacturing
Mission Critical
Services
Modular Design
Key disciplines
Civil/Structural
Electrical
Mechanical
Piping
Procurement
This project had an extreme construction schedule to allow the client to take advantage of the economic opportunity created from the microchip shortage. Additionally, supply chains and supplier resource availability further complicated the entire project.
The project scope included designing a mile and half of pipe racks/trestles in an existing facility, by routing miles of wire, cable and pipe across hundreds of acres, with some areas reaching over 80 feet in height.
The selected design approach utilized modularization and off-site fabrication to divide the trestle into 900 truckable modules. These were then transported to and erected on-site to keep the project schedule on track.
The key to our success was placing major material orders early in the design phase and our team’s use of flow diagrams in lieu of P&IDs to support the aggressive schedule.
Other actions included using preliminary calculations and models, reasonable conservatism in developing MTOs for steel, pipe and cable tray orders and formulating unique designs and specifications for plastic pipe.
Despite the intense schedule and design challenges of a project of this magnitude, our team met all key milestones and maintained the project schedule. This was the largest and most technically challenging project Anvil has completed to date.
• 206,000 3D-modeled components
• 19,519 cubic yards of concrete
• 16,180 pipe supports
• 13,050 tons of steel
• 7,800 feet of trestle
• 6,252 pipe elbows
• 929 truckable trestle modules
• 484 structural piles
• 31 miles of cable tray
• 28 miles of pipe
Client, VP of Operations
