Dismantling Work

Dismantling Work of Plant and Machinery

Introduction

The Dismantling Work involves the safe and systematic disassembly of large-scale industrial plants for relocation or decommissioning. This service includes dismantling complex machinery, structures, and equipment to ensure they can be reassembled at a new location or properly disposed of. One of the major dismantling projects handled by the company was the AAC block plant at H H Celcon Westbury, England, which was successfully relocated to India.

Technical Details

• Project Overview:
  • Plant Type: AAC Block Plant
  • Capacity: 1400 cubic meters per day
  • Plant Weight: Approximately 4000 tonnes
  • Components Handled: Over 30 synchronized PLC systems and approximately 200 units of 40-foot high cubes.
• Timeframe:
  • Dismantling Time: 6 months
  • Erection and Commissioning in India: 2 years
• Logistics: The dismantled plant was shipped to India in containers for reassembly.

Uses

• Relocation of Industrial Plants: Dismantling and relocating entire production plants from one location to another, as demonstrated by the AAC block plant project.
• Decommissioning Projects: Safe dismantling of old industrial equipment that needs to be decommissioned or repurposed.
• Reinstallation in New Locations: Dismantling machinery to be reassembled in a new facility, ensuring minimal damage and efficient reassembly.

Advantages

• Expert Handling: The dismantling process involves expert knowledge of handling synchronized PLC systems and heavy components, ensuring precision in each step.
• Efficient Logistics: The ability to dismantle, transport, and reassemble plants in new locations, saving investment in new machinery.
• Proven Experience: Successful execution of complex projects, such as the AAC block plant relocation, showcases the company’s capabilities in large-scale dismantling and commissioning.
• Cost Savings: Enables the reuse of existing plant components, reducing the cost of acquiring new machinery for the same production capacity.