SCOPE OF WORKS Foodline Projects was contracted by SPX Flow Technology to install a 3.9 tonne milk powder plant for Midfield Meat International, the end client. The installation was completed over a period of seven months and comprised of an evaporator, dryer equipment and all associated pipework. Foodline was also engaged to complete and install the ducting for the project. The sequence of the project timeline involved the installation of all main equipment including the MVR and TVR Calandrias (both EFB & IFB), bag filter and homogeniser. Foodline assembled the dryer cone and chamber and then installed these components with the evaporator and dryer. TECHNICAL EXPERTISE This project specified the ductwork to be internally polished and required specialised tradesman to assemble and fabricate. All weld seams in the dryer were Dye Penetrant (NDT) and Foodline provided extensive weld maps and logs to the client throughout. All associated pipework was fabricated and installed to AS4041 and installed ductwork and pipework was insulated by Foodline to AS4426 -1997 and labelled as per AS1345. All steam and SAF 2205 were X rayed to 10% of the welds. FABRICATION Austline Fabrications manufactured and fabricated the specialised platforms and handrails for installation in the milk powder plant and dryer project. The complex platforms were fabricated at TFG’s Welshpool factory and then transported to site to be installed by qualified tradesmen. QUALITY ASSURANCE TFG Group Pty Ltd is a quality assured company with ISO 9001 accreditation. This standard is based on a number of quality management principles, including a strong customer focus, internal audits and compliances and our ongoing commitment to continual improvement.
SCOPE OF WORKS Austline Fabrications was engaged to supply, manufacture and install three mounted and fully assembled pasteuriser skids as part of the Lion flavoured milk upgrade in New South Wales. In addition, Austline was awarded the fabrication of a thermaliser skid, two CIP skids and preheaters of which all were fabricated, delivered and installed to the Lion owned Wetherill Park facility. SPECIALISED FABRICATION All skids were fabricated in Austline’s purpose built workshop in Western Australia by experienced tradesmen to achieve the project time frame. All fabricated skids and items utilised 316L stainless steel tube and aseptic grade valves. ENGINEERING Austline were issued 3D model drawings and produced working/fabrication drawings for their stainless steel fabricators. This ensured the skids were complete with plate heat exchangers, Hipex shell and tube heat exchangers, high flow pumps, Balance tanks (fabricated to sanitary grade), S/S control panel supports, inline micro filtration strainers, automated mix proof aseptic valves, instrumentation, airlines, electrical conduits and 36 meters of holding tube. DELIVERY From receipt of drawings and equipment, the skids were delivered to site within a six week timeframe. The skids arrived fully assembled and this enabled connection on site to minimise installation and testing time at the Wetherill Park Dairy.
NEW TECHNOLOGY Building 304 will provide custom research facilities dedicated to the Centre for Crop and Disease. Situated on the eastern side of Curtin’s Bentley campus; the four-story building will feature three levels of highly specialised laboratories. SCOPE OF WORKS Austline Fabrications was awarded the contract to supply, fabricate and install all associated stainless steel ductwork and decontamination lines for the custom research facilities by lead contractor Envar Group. Austline successfully designed, fabricated and installed all deliverables. Austline also assisted with final testing before the handover to the client. PRE-WORKS & COMPETITIVE SOLUTIONS A comprehensive pre site measure to existing floor and ceiling penetrations allowed Austline to customise and pre fabricate with precision in our Perth based factory. The pre-fabricated lobster back elbows, t- junctions and all spooling were then installed on site by experienced tradesmen with specialised cushion head install engaging purge welding techniques. Working with Envar on the design of the cushion head allowed for cost effective fabrication. Austline’s opportunity to maximise off site fabrication of large bore spools was integral in the success of the projects timeline. QUALITY – SANITARY GRADE This facility demanded each environment within the building to have a specific controlled atmosphere. The ductwork required Austline fabricators and installers to utilise sanitary grade purge welding to all stainless steel spools and fabricated items to ensure air purification of individual rooms and spaces in the laboratory. Passivation of all welds also ensured successful final testing of the system. This dedicated research building provides truly world-class contemporary facilities and will be the catalyst in attracting globally recognised crop and disease management scholars to Curtin University.
INNOVATIVE PROJECT Foodline Projects was awarded the mechanical installation to fabricate and install pipework and associated pipe racks to the most modern dairy facility in Australia. Foodline tradesman installed 7.5km of stainless steel tube at the new plant with the latest Tetra Pak® processing technology. PROJECT SCOPE Nature’s Dairy Australia is a modern Tetra Pak® built milk processing facility with two lines for the aseptic packing of dairy products in the new Edge pack. The factory is the only fully integrated Tetra Pak® plant in Australia showcasing their latest technology for processing and traceability. Foodline used specialised aseptic welding throughout the installation with accompanying weld maps and borescoping to complete Non-destructive testing and adhere to ISO 9001. 316L stainless steel was used in the installed process pipe and water services and 304L stainless steel for all CIP and Air lines. The specialised Tetra Pak® equipment including homogenizers and aseptic tanks were installed in the new plant by the Foodline work force, along with the steam boiler, air compressor plant and Cooling Towers. ZERO HARM Foodline was contracted to site in May 2016 and completed the mechanical installation at the end of January 2017. The project finished with zero harm and due to Foodline’s commitment to quality and safety, no LTI’s or MTI’s were reported during the 8 month project.
WORLD CLASS ESTABLISHMENT Austline Fabrications were awarded the specialised architectural and intricate stainless steel fabrication and installation of Perth’s newest and most luxurious hotel, overlooking the Swan River. Setting a new standard in Western Australia, Crown Towers feature 500 guest rooms, suites and villas, restaurants, bars, a ballroom, business centre, resort pool and world class spa facilities. SPECIALISED FABRICATION Austline fabricated in our custom-built workshop visually outstanding stainless steel porthole windows, flashings, balustrading, TV surrounds and stainless features. These components are purposefully showcased throughout the custom designed interiors and exteriors of the hotel. THE PORTHOLE To fabricate the high-end window dressings, Austline imported the exotic champagne/rose gold stainless steel. Situated adjacent to The Waiting Room Bar, both windows were custom fit to reflect the opulence of the Crown Towers through there seamless and intricate appearance and purpose. HIGH QUALITY OUTCOME After completing extensive site measurements and liaising with our client, Austline installed all fabricated components on site. The visually impressive and architecturally inspired result showcases the outstanding fabrication and installation of stainless steel and its versatility within the commercial sector.
PROJECT SCOPE Austline Fabrications is pleased to have assisted Cookers Bulk Oil Systems in their commitment to innovation in providing their clients with fresh oil solutions and sustainable management of bulk oils. Austline collaborated with Cookers for a three month project to install and upgrade the capacity of the tanks for bulk oils handling in their Perth plant. EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE Our specialised process pipe tradesman fitted and installed four new tanks to increase the capacity to six fresh oil tanks while also doubling the capacity of an existing waste oil tank. Austline installed the tanks and associated pipework to increase the filtration from a stage one filter to a three stage micro filtration process. In addition, at Cookers new facility the capacity increased from 90,000 litres to 300,000 litres. Austline were integral in doubling the waste oil capabilities from 30,000 litres to 60,000 litres. INNOVATION Austline designed, fabricated and installed two valve manifold systems, allowing efficient transfer of product between tanks to the trucks for the loading and unloading process. In addition to this specialised fabrication Austline sourced, fabricated and installed with precision the two swivel truck systems which increases operational efficiency in the transfer of oils. Fabrication allowances were made for future expansion of two new fresh oil tanks through the manifold system at the facility.