Before an industrial process project gets built, someone has to work out whether it makes sense. That is what we do here. We take an early-stage idea and study whether it holds up on the technical side and on the numbers, so the decision to go ahead rests on more than hope. This is a newer part of our work, and we take on engagements where our chemical engineering background fits the problem.
We look at whether a proposed process project can work and whether it is worth the money. That means sketching out the process, running the mass and energy balances, checking the technology options, and putting together a first estimate of cost and viability. The output is a report a client can take to a board or a lender.
Alongside full studies, we give technical input on process and chemical engineering questions early in a project, drawing on in-house chemical engineering experience. If a question falls outside what we can do well, we say so.
If you are early on an industrial process idea and want a clear read on whether it works, get in touch. Tell us the basics and we will tell you how we can help.
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