ASSOUM / MARINE ENGINEERING
Fire, Pumps, HVAC & Auxiliary Systems
Electrical and automation support for essential auxiliary machinery and monitoring systems.
Technical scope
Fire alarm electrical interfaces
Ventilation and HVAC control
Auxiliary machinery alarms and monitoring
The final scope depends on the installed equipment, available documentation and vessel operating requirements. Equipment selection, approvals and acceptance tests are agreed for each project; no class or manufacturer authorization is implied.
FROM BRIEF TO COMMISSIONING
A clear engineering workflow.
01 / Assess
Review the system, available drawings, symptoms and operating requirements.
02 / Define
Agree the technical scope, interfaces, schedule and quotation before work begins.
03 / Implement
Fabricate, install or retrofit the electrical and control systems within the agreed scope.
04 / Verify
Perform functional checks, testing and commissioning appropriate to the project.
Before we quote
Send equipment make/model, available drawings, photos, vessel or site location, the required work and your preferred service window.
ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS
Define the system before the solution.
Operating sequences
Identify pump duties, level inputs, ventilation requirements and alarm interfaces. Auxiliary systems need a control narrative suited to the equipment served.
Protection interfaces
Review motor protection, sensor failures and permitted manual control. Fire-alarm interfaces must follow the installed system requirements.
Functional checks
Test agreed operating modes and alarm responses. Fire-system compliance and approvals are defined with the responsible parties, not inferred from a panel installation.