Texas

Project Services

• EPC
• Home office engineering & design
• Seconded on-site project management.

Project Summary

As a result of a Crude Expansion Project increasing plant capacity from 65,000 BPSD to 75,000 BPSD, the client added two new truck bay loading stations and revamped existing truck bays at the refinery to handle the incremental diesel production. IPM performed engineering, design, and on-site project management for the client’s Product Loading Rack Project.

Project Highlight Features Include:

• Worked with the client for proper loading rates, pathways, and automation
• Configured the truck loading control system and accounting meters
• Integrated Solutions: process, mechanical, electrical, civil, and structural instrumentation delivered in a complete construction package
• Per an IPM hydraulic study, an existing spare pump could be utilized for the project’s booster pump, eliminating the need to procure a new pump
• Design optimization that included reprogramming the operation of the booster pump, leading to reduced loading times in the lanes per the project requirements
• System design to allow the existing ULSD loading racks to remain in operation during construction, minimizing downtime throughout the construction phase.