Pipework turns a row of equipment into a working process. We fabricate and install the process, utility and dosing lines, and make the tie-ins into existing plant — often the most delicate part of a brownfield project.
Where this phase sits in the installation lifecycle, and the standards it is held to.
Process and utility pipework, valves, strainers and dosing lines in the materials each stream demands.
Connecting new plant to a running works needs careful isolation, sequencing and testing to avoid disrupting production.
Pressure-tested, flushed and labelled, the pipework hands the plant to the E&I phase ready for instruments, power and control to bring it alive.
Pre-installation survey, access, civils and services readiness checks.
Setting, levelling and assembling tanks, skids and rotating equipment.
Power, control wiring, instrument hook-up and loop checks.
Factory and site acceptance testing through to performance proving.
As-builts, O&M manuals and operator training at handover.
Reynolds & Bauhm delivers installation as a single coordinated scope — survey, erection, pipework, E&I, commissioning and handover — with one accountable team from delivery to performance sign-off.
Connecting new plant into a live site is among the most delicate parts of any installation, and we plan tie-ins as a controlled operation rather than a disruption. Connection points are surveyed, isolation and drain-down agreed, and the work sequenced into windows that keep the existing process running wherever possible. Pipework is fabricated to the isometrics, pressure-tested and flushed before it is brought into service, and every joint is recorded. Hot-tapping, line-stops and temporary bypasses are used where a shutdown would be unacceptable. The outcome is a clean, leak-tight connection between old and new, made safely and with the minimum interruption to the client’s production.
Our expertise spans multiple industries with sector-specific water treatment solutions.