Accurate site information is essential for successful shale shaker equipment installation. Aipu Solids Control provides site survey services that document existing conditions, verify installation feasibility, and identify potential challenges before equipment arrives on location.
Comprehensive Existing Conditions Documentation
Aipu site survey services begin with thorough documentation of existing conditions at the installation location. Surveyors record precise dimensions of the allocated equipment space, including height clearances, structural obstructions, and access routes. Existing utility infrastructure is documented: electrical supply characteristics including voltage, phase, and available capacity; water supply connections and quality; compressed air availability if required; and drainage provisions for wash-down water. Digital photographs and dimensioned sketches capture the current state for reference during installation planning.
Equipment Interface Verification
The site survey verifies that proposed equipment will interface correctly with existing systems. Flowline elevation relative to shaker feed inlet is measured to confirm gravity flow feasibility or identify pumping requirements. Discharge chute alignment with downstream equipment or collection systems is verified. Structural support adequacy for equipment weight and dynamic loads is assessed. Electrical connection points are located relative to equipment connection requirements. These interface checks prevent the common problem of discovering incompatibilities during installation when resolution is expensive and time-consuming.
Access and Logistics Assessment
Getting equipment to the installation location can present significant challenges. Site surveys assess equipment delivery routes including door dimensions, corridor widths, turning radii, and floor loading limits. Crane access for lifting equipment onto elevated platforms or into pits is evaluated. Temporary staging areas for equipment during installation are identified. These logistics assessments ensure that the equipment can actually reach its intended location and that necessary lifting and handling equipment is available.
Installation Risk Identification
Site surveys identify potential installation risks including hazardous area classification conflicts, environmental exposure concerns requiring additional protection, noise or vibration transmission to adjacent areas, and inadequate utilities or drainage. Early identification enables these risks to be addressed during planning rather than encountered as surprises during execution.
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