Industrial mechanical systems
Design HVAC, industrial ventilation, dust collection, and the chilled-water, boiler, or steam infrastructure included in the project. Equipment and process requirements establish the design basis.
Market
MEP Engineering for Industrial & Manufacturing
Industrial HVAC, ventilation, process utilities, piping, and electrical design coordinated with power-system studies for manufacturing facilities.
Overview
A production change can affect ventilation, cooling, compressed air, piping, and electrical demand at the same time. TPS brings those systems into one engineering scope for manufacturing, food processing, and facility modernization. We start with equipment requirements and operating constraints, then coordinate the utility infrastructure and the electrical analysis needed to support the proposed work.
Building systems
MEP scope for industrial & manufacturing
Process utility connections
Coordinate compressed air, gas, and process piping with equipment connection data and the building layout. Define the boundary between process equipment supplied by others and the utilities TPS will design.
Electrical capacity and analysis
Connect new equipment loads to distribution design and assess the need for load-flow, short-circuit, coordination, harmonic, and arc-flash studies.
Scope the assignment
A clearer brief. A coordinated deliverable.
What to send us
- Plant location and area of the proposed work
- Production equipment list and vendor utility requirements
- Existing layouts, one-lines, and utility information
- Operating hours, maintenance access, and shutdown windows
- Installation sequence and target production dates
What we can deliver
- Mechanical and utility load calculations
- Coordinated equipment schedules and MEP layouts
- Piping, ventilation, power, and control requirements within scope
- Study reports and construction-phase responses agreed in the proposal
We confirm disciplines, licensing, sealing, and deliverables for the project location before agreeing to the scope.
What makes this market different
Sector-specific challenges
OSHA exposure
Worker injuries from arc flash are documented and citable. NFPA 70E-compliant studies, labeling, and PPE programs protect the workforce and stand up to investigation.
Harmonic distortion from VFDs
Process drives create distortion that overheats transformers and trips capacitor banks. We measure, model, and mitigate to IEEE 519 compliance.
Aging service equipment
Equipment installed decades ago may not be rated for today’s fault currents after utility upgrades. Short-circuit studies expose underrated gear before it fails catastrophically.
Capacity headroom
New process lines, larger motors, or DCFC additions need verified capacity. Load-flow analysis answers it cleanly.
Where to start
Services for Industrial & Manufacturing
Mechanical & HVAC Design
HVAC loads, ventilation, equipment selection, and industrial process utilities.
Plumbing & Process Piping
Water, sanitary, gas, compressed air, and process piping systems.
Arc Flash Hazard Analysis
NFPA 70E-compliant studies with IEEE 1584-2018 calculations.
Short-Circuit Studies
Fault current analysis and equipment rating verification.
Harmonic Analysis
Power quality studies for facilities with VFDs and non-linear loads.
Coordination Studies
Time-current curve analysis for protective device sequencing.
Representative work
Representative project experience
Ohio
Emery Oleochemical: Steam Turbine Generator Application
Generator interconnection study and protective relaying.
Ohio
GE Union Centre Aviation Facility
Industrial electrical engineering support.
Why TPS
What you get with TPS
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Mechanical and process utility design coordinated with equipment needs
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Power studies connected to electrical distribution and operating modes
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Revit/BIM coordination for routing and equipment interfaces
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Defined deliverables, discipline responsibilities, and construction support
Tell us about your next project.
Share your project location, available plans, and target schedule. We’ll follow up within one business day to discuss the scope and proposal inputs.