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INTEGRATED INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATION
Connecting the Systems That Keep Your Facility Running
Industrial production facilities depend on several engineering systems working together. Production equipment requires mechanical connections, process and utility piping, electrical infrastructure, and supporting plant systems to operate as part of an integrated facility.
Electro Mechanic provides coordinated mechanical, electrical, and piping services as part of industrial engineering and installation projects.
Our scope can support new production facilities, production line installations, plant upgrades, equipment integration, and turnkey engineering projects. The exact scope is established according to the production process, equipment requirements, facility conditions, and project objectives.
By coordinating these disciplines within the wider engineering scope, we help connect production equipment with the infrastructure required for operation.
OUR ENGINEERING SCOPE
Integrated Mechanical, Electrical & Piping Works
What Our Mechanical, Electrical & Piping Service Covers?
Mechanical Works
Mechanical systems connect production equipment with the wider plant environment. Our mechanical scope can include equipment installation, mechanical connections, supporting structures, and related works required for production and process systems.
Process Piping
Process piping provides the connections between production equipment and the systems through which products and process fluids move. Piping requirements are coordinated according to the production process, equipment arrangement, and facility requirements.
Utility Piping
Industrial facilities require piping networks to distribute supporting utilities throughout the production environment. Depending on the project, these systems can include water, steam, compressed air, cooling, and other process-support utilities.
Electrical Infrastructure
Production equipment requires appropriate electrical infrastructure for operation, power distribution, and control. Electrical works can be integrated with equipment installation, automation, and the wider plant engineering scope.
Equipment Connections
Production equipment does not operate independently from the facility. Mechanical, piping, and electrical connections are coordinated to connect equipment with the required process and utility systems.
Stainless Steel Systems
Food and processing facilities may require stainless steel tanks, structures, process equipment, and hygienic fabrication. These systems can be incorporated into the wider mechanical and piping scope where required.
Automation Integration
Electrical infrastructure often interfaces directly with production controls. Where included within the project scope, PLC, SCADA, and HMI systems can be integrated with production equipment and supporting plant systems.
Testing & Commissioning
Mechanical, electrical, and piping systems must be checked and integrated before the facility can move into operation. Testing and commissioning activities can therefore form part of the overall project scope.
PROCESS & PLANT INFRASTRUCTURE
Engineering Infrastructure Around the Production Process
In food and beverage facilities, process infrastructure must support the production equipment while fitting the requirements of the manufacturing environment. Mechanical systems, piping, tanks, utilities, electrical infrastructure, and controls all contribute to the operation of the production facility.
Depending on the project, the engineering scope may involve:
The final engineering configuration depends on the production process, equipment, facility, and project requirements.
OUR APPROACH
Coordinated Engineering From Installation to Commissioning
01 — Understand the Facility
We establish the production requirements, equipment configuration, facility conditions, and supporting infrastructure required for the project.
02 — Define the Technical Scope
Mechanical, electrical, piping, utility, fabrication, and automation requirements are identified according to the project.
03 — Coordinate Equipment & Infrastructure
Equipment connections are considered alongside process piping, utility systems, electrical infrastructure, and controls.
04 — Execute Installation
The required mechanical, piping, electrical, and supporting installation works are implemented according to the agreed project scope.
05 — Integrate Systems
The different engineering systems are connected and integrated with the production equipment and wider facility.
06 — Test & Commission
Systems are tested and commissioned as appropriate before the completed installation moves toward operational handover.
INDUSTRIES & APPLICATIONS
Mechanical, Electrical & Piping for Processing Industries
Different processing industries have different production systems, equipment configurations, utilities, and infrastructure requirements. Our engineering scope can be adapted to the requirements of each facility.
Food & Beverage
Mechanical systems, piping, utilities, electrical infrastructure, equipment connections, and supporting engineering for food and beverage production facilities.
Dairy
Integrated mechanical, piping, utility, electrical, and process-support systems for dairy production environments.
Concentrates & Preserved Foods
Engineering infrastructure supporting fruit concentrate, tomato paste, sauce, and preserved-food processing facilities.
Pharmaceuticals
Mechanical, electrical, piping, utilities, and process-support infrastructure for pharmaceutical production environments, according to project requirements.
PLANT INFRASTRUCTURE
Connecting Utilities, Equipment & Process Systems
Mechanical, electrical, and piping works frequently overlap with the utility infrastructure required to support production.
A production facility may require coordinated systems for:
Water
Process and supporting water systems required by the facility.
Steam
Steam infrastructure supporting production and process requirements where applicable.
Compressed Air
Compressed-air distribution and connections supporting equipment and production systems.
Cooling
Cooling infrastructure required by process equipment and production systems.
Process Piping
Piping connecting equipment and supporting process systems.
Electrical Infrastructure
Electrical connections and infrastructure supporting production equipment and controls.
These systems form part of the wider industrial engineering environment and should be considered alongside production equipment rather than as isolated installations.
SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Mechanical, Electrical & Piping Within Real Industrial Projects
Electro Mechanic’s documented project experience includes engineering and infrastructure work across juice, beverage, preserved-food, and dairy production environments.
Agrumaria Reggina
Juice Production Line Installation
Electro Mechanic delivered the installation of a juice and soft-drink production line for Agrumaria Reggina Egypt.
Al Forsan
Turnkey Preserved-Food Processing Plant
The project included a preserved-food processing facility for tomato paste and sauce production, with CIP, utilities, production equipment, and energy monitoring within the documented scope.
Nestlé
Dairy Plant Utilities & Process Engineering
Electro Mechanic delivered the installation of dairy plant utilities and process-related engineering, involving Alfa Laval equipment, controls, quality/inspection activities, and training
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Frequently Asked Questions About Turnkey Engineering
Turnkey engineering is an integrated project approach in which multiple engineering, equipment, installation, integration, and commissioning activities can be coordinated as part of one overall project scope.
The scope can include mechanical installation, process and utility piping, electrical infrastructure, equipment connections, stainless steel systems, automation integration, testing, and commissioning, depending on the project.
Yes. Industrial and process piping are part of the documented mechanical, electrical, and piping service scope.
Depending on the project, utility systems can include steam, water, compressed air, cooling, and related process-support infrastructure.
Yes. Equipment integration is an important part of industrial installation because production equipment must connect with the required process, utility, electrical, and control systems.
Electrical works can form part of the integrated engineering scope, including connections and infrastructure supporting production equipment and control systems.
Yes. Mechanical, electrical, piping, utilities, fabrication, and automation can form part of a wider turnkey engineering project depending on the agreed scope.
Need Integrated Mechanical, Electrical & Piping Services?
Whether you are installing a new production line, developing a processing facility, upgrading an existing plant, or integrating new equipment, Electro Mechanic can discuss your mechanical, electrical, piping, and infrastructure requirements.