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| 30th March 2011 | Saith invests in 3D CAD | Saith have invested in 3D design software to realise the considerable advantage in offering their clients 3D CAD over 2D drawings.
The benefit of being able to present a 3D representation of the design to the client significantly improves the quality of the design as well as the clarity of the presentation of the design.
As a 3D model is being created instead of a 2D drawings the production of a material list from a library of component parts is precise and almost instantaneous.
Saith are currently going through the implementation and configuration phase.
Once this is completed Saith will be pleased to invite selected clients to view the improved design process over a series of seminars.
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| 23rd January 2011 | Saith Expands Premises | As a result of sustained business growth Saith have expanded their accommodation.
The move to new premises in 2009 recognised this likely expansion and the new accommodation was taken on in a complex that afforded space to grow.
In January the new office area was added and now project teams can be co-located to improve communication and further improve the efficiency of project deliveries.
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| 12th October 2010 | ISO 9001 Approval for Equipment skid design & manufacture | Saith Limited designs and manufactures complete equipment skid mounted packages systems.
Types of equipment skids packages:
Pressure Reduction - 7barg to low and medium pressure, high pressure to low medium and intermediate pressure
Control Valve
Filtration
Heat Exchanger
Gas Treatment
Pump / Blower
Depending on the requirement specification the package can include:-
Fabrication of pipe-work
Supporting structures (both primary and secondary)
Piping spools and supports
Valves
Filters
Heat exchangers
Pressure regulators
Safety valves
Control valves
Control systems
Acoustic and explosion relief housings
The assembly of the above together with the electrical and instrumentation installation
Delivery to site
Post delivery commissioning and training
Full product support
The designs are appraised to IGEM/GL/5 and T/PM/G17 - G35
The equipment skid manufacture is to industry codes and standards.
As Saith are not valve or regulator manufacturers our designs will optimise the free choice of these components as well as accommodating any client preferences.
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| 12th October 2010 | Recent Projects | Recent Projects
Braishfield Detailed Design
Braishfield AGI is a major supply station to the south of England gas network and required rebuilding to increase the site capacity.
The detailed design contract was awarded to Saith and focused on the pre-heating and the metering control valve system.
The scope of the design included a new site control room, instrumentation and control systems, electrical supply and a standby gas fuelled generator.
The design was completed in 2010
Glenmavis AGI Design
The new design was required to increase the capacity so that the AGI would meet the new demand and comply with the required standards for materials, process, and equipment.
Glenmavis AGI provides volumetric and pressure reduction for three separate pipe lines each of a different pressure and supplies a large part of the gas demand for Scotland.
The detailed design was broken down into interdependent phases which increased the overall project complexity.
The scope of the project encompassed a heating system, volumetric and pressure controls including slam shut controls with corresponding electrical and instrumentation facilities.
This project is still under construction.
Northern Transmission Reinforcement Project
The design is for a new 300nb, 8km long high pressure gas pipeline between Broadsea and Old Rayne which is to operate in parallel with an existing 70 barg pipeline in Aberdeenshire.
Saith undertook an in depth survey of the pipeline route. This enabled a precise plan and a detailed design to be made which took into account environmental, geographical, topographical and engineering constraints.
This detailed design has now been released for construction tendering.
The pipeline is due for completion in late 2011.
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