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06 / Utility & process systems

The connections that keep a facility working.

Pumping, dosing, water-related utilities and distribution networks integrated with the wider facility.

Duty and standby circulation pumps with isolation valves and connected pipework
Pumping / pipework / utility support

Pumping · Dosing · Networks

Performance depends on every connection.

Treatment equipment relies on supporting utilities to move water, condition the process and serve the point of use. HMS scopes these interfaces around the equipment, operating duty and maintenance access required by the facility.

Technical scope

From plant equipment to distribution.

01

Pumping & process piping

Support the movement and controlled delivery of water and process fluids.

  • Pumping stations
  • Chemical dosing systems
  • Process and utility piping
02

Water-related utilities

Treatment and technical support for building and process utility applications.

  • Swimming pool treatment systems
  • Cooling water treatment
  • Boiler water treatment
  • HVAC and building utility systems
03

Infrastructure networks

Review system connections and technical requirements across the wider installation.

  • Water distribution networks
  • Wastewater collection networks
  • Utility piping networks
  • Solid waste management systems and technical assessments

Our approach

Define duty, interfaces and access.

01

Map the network

Identify connected equipment, supply points, collection arrangements and the operating duty.

02

Confirm the system scope

Define treatment, equipment and piping requirements together with service boundaries.

03

Resolve the utility interfaces

Integrate connections, isolation arrangements, controls and access for maintenance.

04

Check operational readiness

Complete the relevant functional checks and establish the ongoing support required.

Residential amenitiesCommercial building servicesIndustrial utility networks

An informed starting point

Map the duty and the connections.

  • Utility type and equipment duty
  • Layout and connection points
  • Operating symptoms or installation requirements

Start with the equipment served, its operating demand and the available connection points so the utility scope can be assessed together.

Connected expertise

Water treatment

Utility & process systems

Bring the utility connections into focus.

Discuss how the equipment, pipework and supporting treatment need to work together across your facility.

Discuss a utility system