Electrical design, PLC, SCADA and robotics under one roof
The plant that watches itself.
Process control and automation for chemical and petrochemical industries - extended to the utilities, effluent systems and energy consumption that most plants monitor only when something goes wrong.
Unattended does not have to mean unmonitored.
Utility and effluent systems typically run without anyone watching them for most of the day. That is efficient right up until a parameter drifts outside limits and nobody notices for six hours.
Continuous monitoring changes the exposure profile at very low cost, and usually pays for itself in energy alone before any compliance benefit is counted.
Our starting point is always the same: instrument the process, agree what good looks like, then automate. Visibility first, optimisation second.
MAPP MES / IIoT for OEE, quality and traceability
Virtual commissioning before anything reaches your floor
Global commissioning, with 24/7 remote support for AMC customers
Capabilities applied to Process & HVAC.
Process control systems
Continuous and batch process control for chemical and petrochemical operations, engineered to the safety category required.
Utility & HVAC control
Control and monitoring of compressed air, chilled water, steam, ventilation and other plant utilities.
Energy management
Machine and area-level sub-metering that turns energy from a monthly invoice into a managed operational variable.
ETP & effluent monitoring
Continuous monitoring of effluent treatment parameters with alerting and compliance-ready record keeping.
SCADA & historian
Plant visualisation, trend storage and alarm management sized for the retention your analysis genuinely needs.
Safety system architecture
Safety instrumented functions designed and documented to the required SIL, with the assessment trail attached.
Where we are usually asked to help.
- Chemical and petrochemical process control
- Batch process automation with recipe management
- Compressed air, chilled water and steam monitoring
- HVAC and ventilation control systems
- Effluent treatment plant monitoring and reporting
- Machine-level energy sub-metering
- Tank farm and dosing system automation
- Legacy DCS and SCADA migration
Most relevant to this sector
Looking for something else?
Need visibility across your process plant?
Tell us which systems currently run unmonitored. That is usually the shortest path to a return.