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Consulting Services Process System Consulting Services Since 1989, ABZ has analyzed and evaluated the methods, equations and physics necessary to solve problems related to fluid flow. ABZ's work in fluid flow was used to create and support reliable and easy to use software for fluid flow analysis. ABZ continues to search for innovative and efficient methods to improve upon the Design Flow Solutions Software and to support ABZ's customer base of more than 22,000 working engineers. ABZ has applied this experience and knowledge of fluid flow to solving numerous customer problems. This includes solving the design problems associated with complex flow networks in diverse industries such as aerospace, process gases, chemical processing, power generation, and oil and gas production. ABZ offers consulting services to assist clients in solving complex fluid flow problems. Examples of the types of problems that ABZ can help clients solve are provided. ABZ can provide an independent check of the calculation or provide the full analysis. Services can be provided by fixed price or time and material as needed by the client. For additional information and quotes for ABZ consulting work, call Ed Abbott at 800-747-7401. Design Basis Evaluation ABZ provided in depth analysis and review of power plant design basis as part of a comprehensive program to update design calculations, drawings and instrumentation setpoints. The evaluation included detailed cross-checking of as-built and operating data with the underlying design basis and federal regulations. ABZ provided the plant owner with an assessment of any design deviations and the actions necessary to correct them. The scope of the program included fluid systems important to plant safety and governed by federal regulations. ABZ reviewed procedures, Technical Specifications, regulatory documents, and design basis calculations. The effort also included the development of procedures for conduct of design basis work. To
contract with ABZ using PES, click on the logo. ABZ Projects ABZ continues to provide valuable and cost effective support to cleints in applying DFS to solving complex fluid flow problems. The following provides a brief description ABZ's DFS projects. Chemical Plant Perimeter Fire System ABZ modeled the perimeter fire system for a chemical plant. The fire system, originally designed nearly 40 years ago, had been modified several times. The design needed re-baselining to satisfy state inspectors. ABZ modeled the entire system using DesigNet and provided a model that could be easily manipulated to test the system performance in various configurations. Gasoline Transfer Station ABZ provided consulting and modeling services to a major oil company. The company has numerous gasoline transfer stations. The station consist of a transfer pumps, tanks and valving controls to load trucks for delivering gas to local gas stations. Each transfer station has the same basic design but with slightly different characteristics. The company needed a simple method that each transfer station operator could evaluate the station's performance. ABZ provided the generic station using DesigNet. Aircraft Landing Fittings ABZ assisted a manufacturer of aircraft landing fittings with assessing the hydraulic design of a new hydraulic operator. The company had a prototype under development and needed to establish a test program. The scope of the test program needed to be comprehensive enough to establish the operator's reliability but at the same time not unnecessarily impact the production schedule. ABZ provided a model of the fittings using the Branch version which in turn established the testing parameter for the operator. LNG Tanker ABZ assisted in modeling the entire cargo section for a liquified natural gas (LGN) vessel. This was required to in order to determine the ability of the vessel to discharge cargo, under specific constraints, at terminals other than those for which the vessel was originally intended for trade. The analysis showed that the several pumps would have to be replaced in order to meet the discharged requirements at the anticipated trading terminals.
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