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Our process engineering services include simulations of existing and new systems, troubleshooting, and de-bottlenecking systems to optimize product and income streams. Process work includes hydrocarbon treating, dehydration, refrigeration, and cryogenic processing, as well as stabilization and fractionation. We also assist with environmental permitting requirements.
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We offer engineering of foundations for process equipment, rotating machinery and structures, design of concrete and steel structures and supports, as well as assessment of existing foundations and structures for incorporation of additions to existing facilities. Designs provided include detailing foundations, reinforcement, embedments, structural components and details, as well as site plans for grading, drainage, access roads, and fencing.
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Services include engineering of low, medium, and high voltage systems for power distribution, lighting, and motors. We also engineer control systems for process and motor controls based on local and remote controllers, as well as PLC and DCS systems. Electrical design is provided for a complete installation, including SKM modeling, one-line diagrams, area classification plans, conduit layouts, wiring diagrams, wiring schematics, loop diagrams, grounding systems, interconnect diagrams, and instrument details.
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Services include the development of process flow diagrams, piping and instrument diagrams, mechanical flow diagrams, equipment design, piping engineering, equipment arrangement, as well as the piping layout and routing for new and existing systems and facilities. Additional services include the design of pressure vessels and piping system stress analysis.
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Our services include performing field studies, documenting existing facilities, drawing maintenance and change documentation, as well as managing documents.
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We utilize the latest technologies in our computer-aided design (CAD) to create comprehensive drawings and models for engineering and construction. Our drafting services include process, civil, electrical and instrumentation, and mechanical drawings as well as 2-D and 3-D modeling (wireframe and conceptual) for new and existing facilities.
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- Responsibility is clear.
With all services provided by one company, there is a smooth flow from design through procurement to construction. Finger-pointing between engineering and construction firms is eliminated. - Cost savings are realized.
Obtaining separate proposals for engineering and construction services greatly increases the owner-provided man-hours spent preparing bid packages and evaluating proposals. Other costs associated with the bid process, such as multiple document preparation and site investigations may also be eliminated. - Turnkey projects can save a great deal of time.
Developing drawings and starting construction as required can accelerate project completion by weeks or months. For example, as foundation plans are completed, that phase of construction can begin. Piping and electrical drawings can be developed as the foundation work progresses, instead of waiting for the entire design to be completed before commencing work.
The sooner the project is finished, the sooner you can realize increased revenues!
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2019
Culberson County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, drafting, and design of the expansion of an existing facility to include two new 270,000 bbl storage tanks for a major midstream company
Culberson County, Texas (2019 – 2020)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, drafting, procurement assistance, and design to update an existing facility to increase output by installing a storage tank, meter skids, booster, and mainline pumps for a major midstream company
Laramie County, Wyoming (2019 – 2020)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, drafting, and design of a gathering system into a new storage facility with truck unload stations and two pipeline delivery systems for a new midstream company
2018
Lea County, New Mexico (2018 – 2019)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of a new breakout facility that includes storage tanks, meter skids, booster, and mainline pumps, and electrical building for a major midstream company
Reeves County, Texas (2018 – 2019)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design to update an existing facility to increase throughput to an existing 20 in. pipeline by installing a storage tank, meter skids, booster, and mainline pumps, and electrical building for a major midstream company
Scurry & Wichita Counties, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance and design of a new breakout facility, including two 270,000 bbl storage tanks, 24 in. meter skids, 500 hp booster and 3,250 hp mainline pumps, electrical building, and a new receipt facility at an existing station for a major midstream company
2017
Midland County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of a new gathering system and a new breakout facility that included a 20,000 bbl storage tank, meter skids, booster and mainline pumps, electrical building, and a new receipt facility at an existing station for a major midstream company
Ector County, Texas (2017 – 2018)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of a new breakout facility, including a 60,000 bbl storage tank, meter skids, booster and mainline pumps, electrical building, and a new receipt facility at an existing station for a major midstream company
2016
Culberson & Reeves Counties, Texas (2016 – 2017)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of a new origination facility, including two 50,000 bbl storage tanks, meter skids, booster, and mainline pumps, and electrical building for a major midstream company
2015
Reeves County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of an expansion to an existing facility to include an 80,000 bbl storage tank, meter skids, and booster and mainline pumps for a new midstream company
Loving & Winkler Counties, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of a new origination station that included two 80,000 bbl storage tanks, meter skids, booster and mainline pumps, prover, electrical building, and a new receipt facility at an existing station for a major midstream company
2014
Loving County, Texas (2014 – 2015)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design to update an existing facility by adding one 100,000 bbl and one 120,000 bbl storage tank, and installing two delivery systems consisting of metering, booster pumps, and mainline pumps for a major midstream company
Culberson County, Texas (2014 – 2015)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of a breakout station that included two new 60,000 bbl storage tanks, meter skids, mainline pumps, prover, electrical building, and a new gathering system for a major midstream company
2013
Ector County, Texas (2013 – 2014)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering and drafting for upgrades to an existing tank battery by adding a new separator, heater treater, VRU and flare for a major oil company
Reagan County, Texas (2013 – 2015)
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of an upgraded origination station that included a new 80,000 bbl storage tank, receipt and delivery meter skids, booster and mainline pumps, and electrical building for a major midstream company. System upgrades also included a new breakout facility with an 80,000 bbl storage tank, meter skids, booster, mainline pumps, and electrical building.
Reagan & Upton Counties, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, procurement assistance, and design of facilities for a new 20 in. pipeline that included an 80,000 bbl storage tank, meter skid, prover, booster and mainline pumps, and electrical building for the origination station and a metering skid and prover for the receipt facility for a major midstream company
2012
Martin County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, drafting, and design of a new breakout facility, including a 40,000 bbl storage tank, receipt and delivery meter skids, booster and mainline pumps, and electrical building for a major midstream company
Martin County, Texas
Engineering, drafting, and procurement assistance of a crude oil gathering system modifications
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2019
Culberson County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for the modification of an existing crude oil pump station, including the installation of six crude oil pumps, an MCC building, and a 200,000 bbl tank for a major midstream company
Eddy County, New Mexico
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for the installation of four crude oil pumps, an MCC building, three metering skids, and a stationary prover at an existing crude oil pump station for a major midstream company
Lea County, New Mexico
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for the installation of new receipt piping assemblies for an existing receiver, two metering skids, five crude oil pumps, a stationary prover, two 50,000 bbl tanks, and a 100,000 bbl tank for a major midstream company
2018
Eddy County, New Mexico
Civil construction services to construct a 40,000 bbl containment and perform site grading, surfacing, and fencing for a grassroots crude oil breakout station for a major midstream company
2017
Crane & Midland Counties, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for the installation of a crude oil pump station that consisted of two metering skids, two crude oil pumps, an MCC building, and a 20,000 bbl tank, as well as upgraded piping at an existing station for a major midstream company
Ector County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services were provided for installation of a crude oil pump station that consisted of inlet and delivery piping systems, two-meter skids, a stationary prover, two crude oil pumps, an MCC building, and a 60,000 bbl tank, as well as a receipt system at an existing facility for a major midstream company
Reeves County, Texas
Civil, structural, and mechanical construction services were provided for the installation of an inlet piping system with associated foundations and structural supports at an existing crude oil storage facility
Ector County, Texas
Civil construction services to construct a 60,000 bbl containment and perform site grading, surfacing, and fencing for a grassroots crude oil breakout station for a major midstream company
2016
Reeves County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for a crude oil storage facility that consisted of inlet and delivery piping systems, two-meter skids, a stationary prover, three crude oil pumps, an MCC building, and two 80,000 bbl tanks, as well as a receipt piping system at an existing facility for a major midstream company
2015
Midland County, Texas
Civil, structural, and mechanical construction services were provided for the installation of a new tank manifold, as well as valve access platforms and associated foundations at the existing storage facility for a major midstream company
Reeves County, Texas
Civil construction services to construct a 160,000 bbl containment and perform site grading, surfacing, and fencing for a grassroots crude oil breakout station for a major midstream company
2014
Reagan County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for the installation of two-meter skids, a stationary prover, three crude oil pumps, an MCC building, and an 80,000 bbl storage tank at an existing crude oil storage facility, as well as a receipt system at an existing facility for a major midstream company
Reagan County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for the installation of two-meter skids, a stationary prover, three crude oil pumps, an MCC building, and an 80,000 bbl tank at a new crude oil breakout facility for a major midstream company
Reagan & Upton Counties, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for the modification of an existing storage facility and the installation of two-meter skids, a stationary prover, five crude oil pumps, an MCC building, and an 80,000 bbl storage tank, as well as a receipt system at an existing facility for a major midstream company
2013
Ector County, Texas
Civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical construction services provided for the modification of an existing central tank battery facility that included the installation of a production separator, test separator, a vapor recovery unit (VRU) skid, and a flare stack for a major oil company
Reagan County, Texas
Civil and mechanical construction services provided for installation of a crude oil pump station expansion and facility additions and modifications
2012
Reagan County, Texas
Civil and mechanical construction services provided for installation of a crude oil pump station and storage facility
Andrews County, Texas
Civil and mechanical construction services provided for installation of dehydration and dewpoint control facility and 11 natural gas compressors
Ector County, Texas
Civil and mechanical construction services provided for installation of various tank batteries
Ector County, Texas
Fabrication of portable tank batteries at our Odessa fabrication facility
Ector County, Texas
Fabrication of piping, skids, and other assemblies at our Odessa fabrication facility
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2019
Reeves County, Texas
Engineering, procurement, and construction to provide the modification of an existing crude oil storage facility, including the installation of a receipt piping system, valve access platforms, and associated pipe supports for a major midstream company
Reeves County, Texas
Engineering, procurement, and construction to upgrade an existing inlet system, including a new launcher, pipeline modifications, a new receiver, a control system powered by a solar system package, as well as valve access platforms for a major midstream company
2016
Reeves County, Texas (2016 – 2019)
Engineering, procurement, and construction to provide offsite facilities for a 620 MMcfd gas plant, including an inlet slug catcher system, condensate stabilizer, and interconnecting facility piping for a new midstream company
Crane County, Texas
Engineering, procurement, and construction of a crude oil delivery system at an existing storage facility, as well as a receipt metering system at an existing facility that included the installation of a metering skid and an electrical building for a new midstream company
2015
Pecos & Reeves Counties, Texas
Engineering, procurement, and construction to provide the installation of a new truck station and high gravity oil header at an existing crude oil delivery facility, as well as piping modifications at the existing crude oil receipt facility for a new midstream company
2012
Ward & Crane Counties, Texas
Engineering, design, procurement, and construction of facilities for a new 16 in. pipeline, including an origination station with a 20,000 bbl storage tank, metering skids, prover, and mainline pumps, as well as a receipt facility with a metering skid and prover for a new midstream company
2011
Lea County, New Mexico
Engineering, design, procurement, and construction of a 350 GPM amine plant at an existing treating facility for a major midstream company
2010
Nacogdoches County, Texas
Engineering, procurement, and construction services to install a 450 GPM amine unit at an existing facility for a new midstream company
2009
Ector County, Texas
Engineering, design, procurement, and construction of a central tank battery for a major oil company
2008
Clark County, Nevada & Iron County, Utah
Engineering, procurement, and construction of two refined products distribution terminals for a new midstream company
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SRUs usually require a lengthy permitting process, present operating difficulties, and are relatively expensive to build and operate. Since CO2 is a greenhouse gas, its release into the atmosphere may soon be restricted as a contributor to global warming.
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- The cost to build an injection facility of this type is much lower than for an SRU, with a much shorter permitting time.
- Unlike a sulfur plant, our process is not rate-sensitive – increases or decreases in acid gas flow rates do not necessitate operator adjustments to the system.
- The use of materials resistant to corrosive elements ensures system dependability and makes it much more economical to operate.
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Master Corporation Headquarters
1330 East 8th St, Suite 105
Odessa, TX 79760-4713
P.O. Box 831
Odessa, TX 79760-0831
Phone: 432-580-0600
Toll-free: 800-865-6506
Fax: 432-335-0600
Email: mcweb@mastercorporation.com
Master Corporation is continually looking for well-qualified people to join our team. Give us a call or email us for career opportunities.
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