The construction of the Yara Pilbara Nitrates Compressor Shed on the Burrup Peninsula in Western Australia showcases advanced engineering and meticulous planning. This project demonstrates EBJV’s capability to deliver complex industrial structures with precision and efficiency.
42 meters long, 13 meters wide, and 23 meters high, and 300 tonnes of structural steel. With the mechanical equipment already in place, the top half of the 23-meter-high structure was modularized into single lift modules. These modules were then spliced to the lower structural steel, enhancing construction efficiency and safety. This modular approach allowed for.
EBJV’s shop detailing utilized the SMP models to accurately locate pipe supports and handrails. Additionally, the SMP models played a crucial role in detecting and resolving clashes between the structural steel and mechanical/piping equipment. This proactive clash detection minimized on-site issues and ensured smooth project execution.
The Yara Pilbara Nitrates Compressor Shed project on the Burrup Peninsula stands as a testament to EBJV’s expertise in delivering complex industrial structures. Through advanced engineering, modular construction, and smart interdisciplinary collaboration, EBJV successfully executed a project that meets the highest standards of quality, efficiency, and safety. This project not only supports Yara Pilbara’s operational needs but also sets a benchmark for future industrial construction endeavors in the region.
