Product Category · Integrated Process Packages
Skid-Mounted Process Systems
LINSON OIL supplies engineered skid-mounted process systems that integrate process equipment, piping, valves, instrumentation, electrical items, controls and structural supports within a defined project scope.
Skid layout, module dimensions, weight, shipment split, field-installation scope and delivery schedule are project-specific. No universal module size, installation duration or field-work saving is stated for this category.
01 / Category Overview
From individual equipment to one coordinated process package.
A skid package is selected when multiple items must operate as one functional process section with clearly defined interfaces, documentation and factory-integration responsibilities.
Defined Process Duty
Start from the required process function, operating cases and performance basis rather than from a standard frame size.
Defined Package Boundary
Clarify included equipment, piping, valves, instruments, utilities, controls and site tie-ins.
Factory Integration
Coordinate fabrication, assembly, piping, instruments/electrical items and testing before shipment where practical.
Project Documentation
Align Data Sheets, P&ID, GA, inspection documents, FAT records and handover documentation with the project.
02 / When to Use Skid Packages
Use a skid when process coordination and interfaces matter as much as the individual equipment.
Multiple Process Items
Separation, heating, dosing, filtration, metering, pumping or treatment items must work within one operating sequence.
Clear Interface Ownership
Process, utility, electrical/control and mechanical battery limits require clear responsibility.
Factory Preassembly
The project benefits from coordinated factory assembly, inspection and FAT before delivery.
Site / Transport Constraints
Plot space, lifting, transport, hazardous-area basis and available utilities influence package definition.
03 / Process Functions
Package the required function around the real operating basis.
Functions may be supplied individually or combined depending on the approved process scheme. The category does not imply every skid contains all functions below.
Separation & Metering
Gas-liquid or oil-gas-water separation, test/metering duties and controlled outlet handling.
Heating & Conditioning
Fluid heating, conditioning and process preparation where required by crude-oil or multiphase service.
Fluid Treatment
Treatment, filtration, desalting or other process conditioning according to the selected package duty.
Chemical Injection
Chemical storage, dosing, metering and injection arrangements within the specified process scope.
Mud / Wellsite Support
Circulation, fluid handling and wellsite package functions where required by the drilling/production application.
Utility Systems
Instrument air and supporting utility functions where they are part of the packaged scope.
04 / Package Integration
Coordinate equipment, piping, valves, instruments and controls as one system.
The package layout is developed around operation, maintenance, process safety, interfaces, transport and site constraints rather than only around equipment footprint.
Process Equipment
Coordinate vessels, filters, heaters, pumps and other package equipment according to the approved duty.
Piping / Valves
Integrate process lines, drains, vents, valves, fittings and tie-ins against the P&ID and battery limits.
Instrumentation / Electrical
Coordinate project-scope instruments, local panels, electrical items, signal interfaces and wiring/tubing requirements.
Structure / Access
Review baseframe, supports, maintenance access, lifting and transport requirements with the package layout.
05 / Modularization & Battery Limits
Define where the package starts, stops and connects to the site.
Battery limits help define responsibility between LINSON OIL, the EPC contractor, site contractor and end user. Modularization is selected according to the package, transport route, lifting plan and site installation conditions.
Process Tie-Ins
Inlet/outlet, drain, vent, flare/closed-drain or other process connections as applicable.
Utilities
Power, instrument air, fuel, water, chemicals and other utility boundaries where required.
Control Interfaces
Local panels, signals, communications and control-system responsibilities.
Mechanical / Civil Interfaces
Foundation, anchors, support, access, lifting and field piping responsibilities.
06 / Selection Inputs
Select and configure the package from project data.
Process Data, P&ID, Data Sheets, Technical Specifications and site conditions are the starting point for equipment selection, layout and package scope.
Process Basis
Capacity, pressure, temperature, fluid composition, density, viscosity, water cut, gas-oil ratio and operating cases where relevant.
Materials / Corrosion
H2S, CO2, produced water, salinity, sand, solids and corrosive-service requirements as applicable.
Site / Transport
Plot constraints, lifting/transport limits, environment, hazardous-area basis and utility availability.
Project / Documentation
Codes, certification, ITP/TPI/FAT, document register, delivery destination and customer/EPC specifications.
07 / Manufacturing & FAT
Verify the integrated package before release.
LINSON OIL supports vessel fabrication, pipe prefabrication, skid assembly and valve/instrument/electrical/control integration, with inspection and FAT defined by the project specification and ITP.
Material / Fabrication Control
Material verification, welding/fabrication controls and drawing-based dimensional inspection as applicable.
Package Assembly
Equipment, piping, valves, instruments and structural components assembled according to approved package drawings.
Pressure / Leak / I&C Checks
Project-required pressure/leak, instrument, electrical and control checks coordinated through the ITP.
FAT / Release
Customer/EPC/TPI participation and release records coordinated where required by the project.
08 / Solution & Project Evidence
Use process and project evidence to understand how packages are configured.
Package design changes with the process problem and project boundary. The following pages show the broader modular-skid solution logic and a documented skid project example.
Skid Package RFQ
Send the process basis and package boundaries.
Useful inputs include Process Data, P&ID, Data Sheets, Technical Specification, Equipment List, operating cases, materials/corrosion basis, battery limits, utilities, controls, transport constraints, inspection/FAT requirements and destination.
Detailed datasheets, drawings and project-specific technical documents are prepared after the operating conditions, scope of supply and commercial basis have been sufficiently clarified.