Trident's scope of work: Trident Engineering Consultants designed and constructed new fuel dispenser facility as well as redeveloped old depot into modern and functional facility. The works involved: cleaning and repairing of 700m3 underground tank, installation of 5 new tanks, pipework design, two bottom loading skids installation, new GRP switchroom, site lighting and tank gauging.

Trident's scope of work: Trident Engineering Consultants were invited to attend site in order to carry out study of the existing Diesel Storage Terminal and to advise of possible upgrades to improve the system performance. The result of the study was a report with over hundred recommendations with assigned severity level and estimated cost of implementation.

Trident's scope of work: This project was a new terminal build, where Trident conducted the mechanical & electrical design and was involved at all stages of the project from initial planning, design and project management to commissioning. The site has tankage with a capacity of 110 million litres and was built at a at a cost of 60,000,000 USD. The project scope included all product pipework and associated equipment design, road tanker loading, tank gauging, tank overfill protection system, terminal automation (including tie-in to neighbouring terminal for data exchange), terminal lighting and a fire/foam protection system (pump house & firewater system designed to NFPA standards).

Trident's scope of work: Trident Engineering Consultants were the Lead Engineers, responsible for engineering design, equipment procurement and project management of this new LPG storage terminal. This new facility comprises of a conventional buoy mooring (CBM), 5km x 12" cross-country pipeline, LPG bullet storage, road truck loading facilities and site fire-fighting ring main & drencher system.

Trident's scope of work: Trident Engineering Consultants prepared civil, mechanical and electrical design and tender packages for redevelopment of the offloading facilities. The works included detailed site layout and traffic management for which we used latest 3D vehicle movement modelling software.

Trident's scope of work: Trident Engineering Consultants were invited to attend site in order to carry out study of the existing fuels and chemicals storage terminal and to advise of possible modifications of the site. The result of the visit was a report describing necessary works and associated estimated costs required for the proposed scenarios.

Trident's scope of work: Trident Engineering Consultants prepared full civil, mechanical and electrical design of the facilities consisting of: heated and insulated storage tanks installed inside warehouse, computerised IBC loading facilities, bottom loading facility for tanker loading, tank gauging system and racking system for IBCs storage.

Trident's scope of work: Joint Venture Terminal Redevelopment by BP & Shell consisting of: Installation of 5 new storage tanks, 4 road vehicle bottom loading gantries, multi-user additive system for BP, Shell and ESSO, new water/foam fire hydrant, sprinkler and drencher systems. It also involved re-siting of a marine offloading jetty for larger vessels and installation of bunkering facilities.

Background: This project was split into two main phases, Pre-Engineering and Main Engineering. The Pre-Engineering phase involved the rationalisation and development of the ships bunkering activities, product storage reallocations, installation of new pumping/piping systems and all associated electrical, mechanical and civil engineering works required prior to the Main Engineering phase. The Main Engineering works involved demolition with respect to the existing tankage.

Trident's scope of work: Installation and commissioning of LPG facilities in accordance with Client Specification. Design and Development of fully buried and above ground systems for storage of LPG at retail forecourts.

Background: Responsible for policing the implementation of BP Specifications on all dealer retail installations. Trident also provides on site supervision and commissioning of LPG installations throughout the UK via our team of highly qualified and experienced engineers.

Background: Working in partnership with Parsons Brinckerhoff (Asia) Trident was asked to carryout the detailed design of the On Airport Fuel Hydrant System and Storage facilities for the replacement airport at Chep Lap Kok, Hong Kong. Trident scope included:

• Engineering Feasibility Study
• Aviation Tank Storage Design
• Hydrant Distribution System Design
• Hydrant Pumping
• Tanker Refuelling
• Aircraft De-fuelling JET A-1
• Leak Detection
• Fire Fighting Facilities at Storage Compound, Jetty Design
• Civil Engineering in connection with Hydrant system.

The project was completed in 1998 and provides Hong Kong International Airport with the worlds most advanced ON AIRPORT FUEL HYDRANT SYSTEMS. In 2003 Trident continued it's association with Parsons Brinckerhoff (Asia) when work began on increase the airports Aviation Storage Capacity.

Trident's scope of work: Expansion of existing terminal facilities:

• 3 Road truck bottom loading racks
• Vapour collection
• Terminal automation
• Multi-user additive injection system

Services Provided: Project management, procurement, supervision of construction, and commissioning.

Trident's scope of work: Demolition of Existing storage tanks of various sizes and age. Clear site and construct reinforced concrete bund complete with three 5000m3 storage tanks.

Background: Site Surveys showed that the load bearing capacity of the natural soil was poor. The tank foundations were piled to a depth of 80m in places. Provision for a fourth tank was included in the development. A ground water quality monitoring system was incorporated in the drainage system to ensure the quality of water discharge meets the highest standards.

Trident's scope of work: Trident were engaged in 2000 initially to rewiew existing storage facilities at a number of locations with a view to reintroducing aviation fuel storage. During one year period the company has designed and project managed a series of cross country pipline repaires, the major refurbishment and modernisation of a large fuel storage facility, constructed a new fuel pumping station in one of the UK's busiest ports along with numerous other modifications and upgrades at various sites, bringing the project on-stream in 2006.

Trident's scope of work: Trident's scope of work: Trident was requested by the Client to design a greenfield airport fuel farm.

Our project involvement included:

• Proposing layouts of fuel storage, receipt and loading gantries
• Detailed design -including: API 650 tank design, fuel receipt gantries, fuel loading gantries, fuel quality control, fuel storage
• Civil Calculations - including: gantry calculations, pipe bridges, bund calculations, foundation details
• Process Calculations - including: hydraulic analysis of fuel and fire fighting systems, surge analysis of fuel system, stress analysis of pipe arrangements
• Fire Fighting - including: fire water assessment, design & specify fixed fire equipment