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System Engineering

The working systems

Every aspect of the vessel’s onboard systems is developed with precision, coherence, and integration at its core. This includes comprehensive systems calculations, general arrangements for all major equipment, as well as complete bills of materials – each one meticulously assembled to ensure functionality, maintainability, and compliance with marine standards.

• Piping systems – are routed with purpose and clarity, modeled in 3D to reflect their exact paths and interactions with the structural and interior architecture.

• Assembly and spool drawings – are generated to support efficient fabrication and installation, minimizing ambiguity and streamlining production workflows.

Crucially, all systems are conceived not in isolation, but in concert with the vessel’s structural framework and interior design. This integration ensures that equipment, piping, and routing are not only feasible within the spatial constraints, but also accessible for maintenance and service, without compromising aesthetic or ergonomic principles.

Every detail, from the macro-scale routing to the smallest fitting, is embedded within a fully detailed 3D environment, delivering a clear, build-ready platform for engineering, production, and installation.

Equipment layout and systems diagrams

Based on the specifics of the project, we calculate key parameters and identify the necessary equipment that will form the foundation of a system. Each component, along with the interactions between them, is clearly represented in a comprehensive System Diagram. This diagram captures all essential aspects of the system’s design, ensuring clarity and cohesion. Additionally, the required equipment is listed within the diagrams, and its general arrangement is illustrated through a detailed layout drawing. Together, these two provide a clear and complete overview of the system’s structure and integration.

Pipe routing

Based on the diagrams and the layout of the equipment, we will carefully define and indicate the precise routes for all rigid and flexible pipes as they are integrated onboard the vessel. These pathways will be thoughtfully designed to ensure seamless installation, avoiding any interference with the ship’s structural framework or interior accommodations. All necessary connections and fittings will be incorporated with accuracy and attention to detail.

This entire process will be carried out within a comprehensive 3D environment, allowing for a clear, dynamic visualization of the system. Special consideration will be given to ensuring easy and safe access to all components, prioritizing serviceability and maintenance efficiency. In this way, we aim to deliver a system that is not only technically sound but also practical, sustainable, and built with the future in mind.

Spool drawings and assembly drawings

As we reach the final stage of the design process, the focus shifts to the creation of isometric drawings, a comprehensive visual representation of every pipe on board. This phase brings the entire system to life in detailed, three-dimensional clarity. At the heart of this stage are spool drawings and assembly drawings, each playing a vital role in transforming design into reality.

Spool drawings serve as precise blueprints for the pre-fabrication of modular piping sections. Each drawing captures the exact dimensions, components, and connections required, enabling fabricators to build with confidence and accuracy. Complementing them, assembly drawings offer a broader perspective, illustrating how each spool fits into the larger system. Together, they form a complete roadmap, from workshop to vessel.