Two-Stage Wash and Rinse Unit
A public-safe process equipment case study for a two-stage wash/rinse unit. The assembly covers enclosed tank modules, removable top lids, support framework, service panels, bund tray coordination, and redacted drawing references prepared for manufacturing without exposing confidential client or project identifiers.
Project Overview
This project demonstrates mechanical design and fabrication documentation for industrial use. The focus is on creating a practical, safe, and manufacturable solution with clear CAD modelling, assembly structure, and production-ready drawings.
Project Category
Process equipment
Drawing Type
Redacted fabrication and assembly drawing pack
Main Components
Tank modules, removable lids, panels, support frame, bund tray
Material
Fabricated stainless-steel process equipment
Finish
Project-specific process-equipment finish
Software
SolidWorks
Output
Public-safe PDF drawing reference and compressed GLB model
Status
Redacted case study prepared
Engineering Challenge
The engineering challenge involved balancing access, safety, fabrication, installation, dimensional control, component layout, and drawing clarity. Special attention was paid to site obstacles, pipework clearances, and minimizing on-site weldments.
Design Solution
The solution was developed through meticulous CAD modelling, detailed assembly planning, fabrication-ready documentation, and clear communication of components, fixings, sections, and manufacturing requirements. Parametric constraints were added to speed up future revisions.
Key Features
- Two-stage wash and rinse unit layout
- Enclosed tank assemblies with removable top lids
- Bund tray and support-frame coordination
- Redacted manufacturing drawing pack
- Draco-compressed interactive model for web review
Project Deliverables
- 3D Parametric CAD Model
- General Arrangement (GA)
- Shop Floor Fabrication Sheets
- BOM & Fastener Scheduling
- Laser Profiling DXF Files
CAD Model & Drawing References
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