Pilot plants are merely smaller in scale, but they are equivalent to commercial plants in terms of producing products. Therefore, almost all equipment that goes into commercial plants must be installed in pilot plants as well. The smaller scale and production volume typically mean that piping must be constructed using smaller diameter tubes instead of conventional pipes. Additionally, even small fluid flows must be precisely controlled. As pilot plants are used for process improvement and product development, there is much to consider from the design stage to allow for changes in catalysts, processes, and operating methods.

So, contrary to what many might expect, designing and constructing a pilot plant can actually be more challenging than a commercial plant. CES has accumulated extensive experience in the field of pilot plants. As an exceptional specialist, we can provide reliable solutions from design to construction for the pilot plants you desire.