Pre-fabricated Building

Sheltering your value

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Optimized Schedule & Space

Flexible Allocation & Arrangement

Cut-down Construction Period

Man-hour Saving

Effective Integrated FAT

Mobility

Remote Instrument Enclosure (RIE)

Remote Interface Building (RIB)

Satellite Instrument House (SIH)

Field Auxiliary Room (FAR)

Power Distribution Center (PDC)

E-House

What is Pre-fabricated Building?

Prefabricated Building, often referred to as

Prefab, is a type of building that consists of

several factory-built components or units that

are assembled on-site to complete the unit.

Prefab is also called as various names

according to the industry practice and usage.

Remote Instrument Enclosures (RIE), modular,

fit-for-purpose buildings constructed to

house equipment for monitoring and

controlling individual process units and

electrical equipments at refining,

petrochemical, chemical, power, oil & gas

and other process facilities.

The RIE is a skid-mounted, self-contained,

transportable building, delivered to the

client’s facility pre-wired, pre-tested and fully

integrated with power distribution and

sufficient input/ output (I/O) capacity for

plant unit requirements, plus additional

expansion capability. The insulated, fully

redundant air conditioned building is

pressurized and air purified, necessary for

operation of the control system equipment.

The exterior of the building is typically rated

for National Electric Code Class I, Division 2

hazardous duty service with the interior

classified for ‘general purpose’ operation.

Some cases, blast-resistant type building to

be furnished in order to protect the

equipments inside according to the blast

study of the location.

What are the benefits?

The units can be fabricated, fully-equipped and

tested in a controlled and secure environment

by highly skilled craftsmen before being shipped

to the client’s facility where they can be easily

hooked up. This more productive approach saves

time, is safer and is less costly for the client,

especially when it is part of a brown field

expansion. The alternative had been to construct

and outfit a building on-site amidst other

activities. This field construction method often

resulted in delays, safety hazards, permit issues

and cost overruns.

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How it is manufactured?

Typically, RIE’s are constructed from galvanized

steel, but can be manufactured in fiberglass, pre-

fabricated concrete, or other materials suitable

to operate in corrosive environments or to meet

blast-resistant requirements. Hisco performs

overall structure(base, wall, roof, floor, interior,

exterior, cable tray, duct, electric, panel, door)

design, material procurement and fabricates the

building shells, and then self-performs

installation and integration of the control system

equipment, power distribution, and building

utilities (HVAC, lighting, fire detection & alarm,

receptacles, etc.) in an integration and staging

facility. There, under controlled conditions, the

buildings are outfitted with control and safety

system cabinets, power distribution equipment,

lighting, receptacles, and, in some cases, an

Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) for providing

reliable, redundant power to the control and

safety system equipment. Additionally, HVAC, air

purification, filtration, smoke and fire detection,

fire suppression systems and other features are

added at this facility. Once all the system

cabinets have been installed, powered, and

signal wiring has been installed from the system

I/O to marshaling terminals, a Integrated Factory

Acceptance Test is performed to ensure all

equipment is wired and functioning properly

prior to shipment.

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Logistics & Transportation

Hisco has a team of industry-experienced

logistics and transport specialists who

understand how to get large shipments from

point A to point B without mishap and within

the various country ground transportation

guidelines.

Similarly, they are experts in export regulations

and ocean movement to international locations.

Site Installation

Once delivered to the site, the RIE is set on its

foundation, power is brought to the building,

and home-run signal cables are terminated at

the RIE marshaling terminals. In addition, fiber

optic network communication cables are

installed and connected to control system

equipment located in the plant Central Control

Room (CCR). The RIE building and contained

control system equipment can be operational in

a short time compared to previous traditional

control system installations.

Why Hisco? Hisco’s automation and control expertise gives

the client value added with the construction of

the RIE.

Experience – Hisco has vast experience in the

design, engineering, instrument layout, panel

construction and integration of automation and

control projects for the process industries

worldwide.

Turnkey Capability – The RIE project can be

fully handled by Hisco as a single source

supplier with single point responsibility and

consistent quality. Hisco can supply the RIE,

reducing the number of third party contractors

and providing a smooth interface on the project.

Hisco’s field installation and commissioning

completes the turnkey offering.

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American National Standard Institute

American Institute of Steel Construction

ANSI/FPA70 National Electric Code

American Society of Heating, Refrigeration,

and Air Conditioning Engineers Guide

National Fire Protection Association

And specified basic engineering design of

the project.

Industry Standards

The RIE design, materials, workmanship, and

testing will be in accordance with the

applicable sections of the latest edition of

the following standards which varied with

client’s requirements.

Technical Data

Item Specification

Dimension Standard Single Module : 12,500(L) x 4,000(D) x 4,000(H) Size on demand. Custom size is available by composition of various sized modules

Dead Weight Approx. 12.9t (Standard Single Module)

Area 50m2 (Standard Single Module)

Volume 200m3 (Standard Single Module)

Base Structure H-Beam, C-Channel or Square pipe, Carbon steel

Wall, Roof

Galvanize, corrugated steel Sandwich Panel Gypsum Board Blast-resistant as optional

Insulation Mineral Wool Glass Wool

Coating & Painting On Demand

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