| | Project: PROGRESSIVE ENGINEERING FOR OIL & GAS PROJECT | | Date: 02/03/2020 | | Prepared by: Markus Hormaza, representative of ASAP PROJECTS © | | Objective: Development of a multidisciplinary engineering project through CAD/BIM-assisted digitization, modeling, and parametrization, applied to petrochemical infrastructure | | Resource Used: Special Considerations: The PROGRESSIVE ENGINEERING FOR OIL & GAS PROJECT emerged as an enhanced reworking of a conceptual design originally abandoned, conceived within the intimacy of a relationship where the technical and the sentimental shared common ground. It was an intense and complex experience, born from a professional and affective collaboration with a colleague of extraordinary intellectual capacity, to whom—motivated by affection and admiration—I offered a functional 2D conceptual engineering sketch in response to an explicit request. After the termination of this romantic and professional relationship, I am unaware whether said input was subsequently managed by her before third parties, either in intellectual procedures or contractual processes. I hereby state that I received no compensation whatsoever in relation to this matter. Should there be any claims regarding alleged unauthorized use or development derived from the material I produced, I express my full willingness to engage in technical dialogue with any professional who may consider themselves affected. Furthermore, I reserve the right to initiate formal actions to request financial compensation for the work performed, in accordance with the principles of professional ethics and copyright law, for which I retain native evidence and traceability, as well as metadata and the digital footprint of this intellectual prerogative. Nevertheless—and very much in line with this narrative—that, in the manner of the quintessential “Accursed Poet,” who found in the remnants of the soul a new functional aesthetic, I decided to recover that forgotten trace, hidden among various writings of affection and possessions of equivalent importance; to exclude it from oblivion, to completely detach it from its original affective circumstance, and to transform it through contemporary technical methodologies and orthodoxies, namely: three-dimensional modeling, artificial intelligence–assisted adaptation, BIM implementation, and immersive visualization, into a continuous project of my own work. This decision, far from being an act of nostalgia, was a commitment to creative resilience, characteristic of the Revival style, a legitimate appropriation of particular interest, the vindication of discipline in the development of technical knowledge, and above all, an act aligned with a clear conscience. Accordingly, in the absence of recognition for my intellectual work, through a voluntary act of will I chose to reconstruct the aforementioned sketch within other multidisciplinary technological dimensions. Today, this project—like oil that, once distilled, reveals its true power—stands as a mature and integral technical proposal, detached from its uncertain origin and fully aligned with the ethical, operational, and cutting-edge technological requirements of the Oil & Gas industry. What was once an intimate act of intellectual display, for the reasons previously described, has been intellectually sublimated—continuously enhanced through the development of artificial intelligence—into a legitimate professional project, suitable to continue its technical evolution across diverse immersive, augmented, prototyped, and collaborative environments currently on the rise. I remain attentive to any complaint or claim through the contact information provided | | Design Phase: Detailed Engineering | | Skills: Application of Computer-Aided Technical Drawing (CAD), BIM (Building Information Modeling), piping design in the Oil & Gas industry, implementation of industrial design standards | | Project Scope: The project consists of the projection and modeling of a standardized petrochemical project within the context of Proprietary Work | | General Description: The 3D model developed using CAD/BIM technology provides a detailed representation of key elements within a crude oil processing station. This model facilitates operational assessment, flow analysis, and maintenance planning. Through a regulatory approach based on international standards (ASME, API, ASTM, NACE), the model ensures the structural and operational integrity of the system, optimizing its performance for the filtration and storage of crude oil derivatives | | Copyright: Proprietary work. All rights reserved | | Tools: AutoCAD, AutoCAD PLANT 3D, Autodesk Revit, Inventor, Navisworks, Vectary (virtual immersion and interaction) | | Standardization Codes and Standards: ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers), API (American Petroleum Institute), ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials), NACE (National Association of Corrosion Engineers), NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) | | Design Requirements: 3D modeling at LOD 350 to ensure dimensions, connections, and materials compliant with ISA, ASME, API, and ASTM standards, guaranteeing system compatibility and operability under critical operating conditions. Modeled piping and structures have been designed to withstand both static and dynamic loads | | Skills: Advanced administration of CAD/BIM platforms, piping design and modeling in accordance with international standards, industrial system parametrization | | Required Expertise: Extensive knowledge in Oil & Gas process engineering, 3D modeling of industrial systems, application of international standards and design regulations, technical modeling and representation | | Technologies Used: CAD (Computer-Aided Design), BIM (Building Information Modeling), AI (augmented reality technologies and artificial intelligence for operational simulation and interactive immersion – Vectary) | | LOD (Level of Detail): LOD 350 (detailed precision for analysis and operational planning) | | Designed Components: Topographic adaptation, civil works, steel structures, tank and vessel design, pump and filter specification, carbon steel piping, flanged connections with spiral-wound gaskets, optimization of pipe supports and piping system layout to improve hydraulic and operational efficiency, stormwater system, oily water system, lighting and electrical duct systems, industrial automation system, shielding system, grounding and cathodic protection, fire protection system, architecture | | Generated Documentation: 3D modeling, fabrication and assembly documentation for tanks and equipment, bills of materials, and technical specifications. Augmented virtual immersion technology has been implemented for visualization and analysis | | Materials: ASTM A36 structural steel pipes and profiles, flanged connections and components in accordance with ASME B16.5, anti-corrosion coatings compliant with NACE RP-0169 standards. The system includes control valves and actuators, as well as sensors for continuous monitoring of operational conditions (temperature and pressure) | | Considerations: This project integrates advanced CAD, BIM, and AI design technologies to optimize a petrochemical design | | Designer: Markus Hormaza, hormazamarkus@gmail.com | | Rights: ASAP PROJECTS © All rights reserved | |