CEI^TM provided process and utility engineering services for the analysis, design, and specification of equipment necessary for the installation of a New 92BBL Cast Out Brew House.  This project required a full set of block flow/mass balance drawings, P&ID’s, equipment layout and piping (including isometric) drawings. CEI collaborated with the other engineering disciplines, Architectural/Structural and the construction firm to optimize the facility building and space/area design.

CEI^TM engineering services included: 

• Managed the cost control for the entire project (Including building and process costs).
• Provided specifications and procurement documents for the process installation.
• Provided conceptual/preliminary engineering assistance for initial site layout options for an odd shaped property with limited space for growth plus options for future integrated growth as well.
• Provided the process and mechanical installation drawings: P&ID’s, layout and piping drawings for the entire project.
• Developed standards for the plant (Instruments, Valves).
• Managed the process installation for, but not limited to, the following:
  • “Beer Bridge” across a city street that connected the existing plant with the new plant
  • Prepared purchase orders / contracts for the process systems:
    • 80,000 lbs. – Bulk malt storage
    • Specialty Malt Storage
    • Qty. 9 – 800BBL fermentation tanks
    • 92BBL (Cast Out Capacity) Brew House
    • Mill System
    • Disc chain conveyor delivery system
    • Utilities – two 150 lb. High Pressure Steam Boilers
    • Refrigeration System
    • Controls for the plant
    • Wastewater System
    • Bulk CO₂ Storage and distribution
    • Sanitary process piping, including CO₂ venting
    • Dust collection system
    • Separator (fermentation, cellar operations)
    • Catwalk (for fermenter tank access)
    • Pipe supports
    • Electrical Installation
    • Sanitary and Mechanical Piping
  • The process installation
  • Provided Startup support