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Process technology is global. The plant read in one jurisdiction is the same plant in another — the same process scheme, the same media, the same failure modes. What changes at the border is the normative base, not the physics.
Oil & Gas
Wellheads, separation, compression, storage, loading and transfer. Release scenarios dominated by pressure and inventory rather than by area.
Petrochemicals & Refining
Process units, tank farms, loading racks, utilities and offsites. Several normative bases apply at once, and the licensor package usually decides which governs.
Gas Processing & LNG
Gas plants, fractionation, liquefaction trains, regasification terminals, LPG and condensate. Cryogenic behaviour changes both the scenario and the protection.
Power & Energy Storage
Turbine halls, transformers, cable routes, fuel handling — and battery energy storage, where the governing scenario is thermal runaway rather than a pool fire.
Ports & Terminals
Marine terminals, liquid bulk handling, jetties, tankage. Fire water supply and containment usually govern the whole design.
Logistics & Data Centres
High-bay warehousing, automated storage, cold chain, data halls and their power infrastructure. Storage height and commodity classification drive everything downstream.
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The sectors above are where the work concentrates, not a boundary. If the facility holds an inventory that can burn or explode, the method applies.
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