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The modular process lifecycle typically includes:

  • Requirements Definition & Process Evaluation – Analyze production goals, utilities, and regulatory needs.
  • Front-End Engineering Design (FEED/FEL) – Develop detailed diagrams, specifications, and budgets.
  • Detailed Design & Engineering – Finalize layouts, automation, and safety systems.
  • Fabrication & Assembly – Construct modules in a controlled facility.
  • Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) – Validate performance before delivery.
  • Delivery & Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) – Verify integration on-site.
  • Commissioning & Training – Conduct startup testing and operator instruction.

This structured process ensures precision, safety, and efficiency at every stage.

Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) is performed at the manufacturing facility before shipment to verify that the process system operates as intended. It checks mechanical, electrical, and automation functionality in a controlled environment.

FAT helps identify design or control issues early, reducing the risk of on-site problems and minimizing commissioning time.

The Site Acceptance Test (SAT) is conducted after installation to confirm that the system functions correctly in its actual operating environment. It validates field connections, integration with plant controls, and compliance with performance specifications.

All modules are built in a controlled shop environment with full piping, electrical, and control integration before shipping.

Modules are crated and shipped via flatbed truck or container, then lifted into place and connected to utilities.

Typically, only foundations, utilities, and tie-in connections are required — minimizing on-site work.

Yes. Modular skids are designed for portability and can be disassembled, transported, and reinstalled elsewhere.

Absolutely. Every system is engineered to meet specific process parameters, layout, and production goals.

Yes — modular units allow easy expansion or integration with new lines as production grows.