Reference Design Gallery — Concept Structures for RFQs

Showing 12 of 12 concept reference designs.

TERCC-RD-001

Two-Piece Gate Valve Jacket Concept

Two removable sections wrap the gate valve body while leaving space for the rising stem and handwheel.

Two-pieceValve

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TERCC-RD-002

Bonnet-Clearance Globe Valve Concept

Contoured panels follow the globe valve body. Specify the bonnet clearance and access needed around the stem and handwheel.

Multi-panelValve

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TERCC-RD-003

Lever-Clearance Ball Valve Concept

A split jacket wraps the ball valve body and leaves room for the quarter-turn lever to travel.

Two-pieceValve

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TERCC-RD-004

Control Valve with Service Panel Concept

A multi-panel jacket wraps the control valve body. Specify the instrument tubing, actuator clearance and access flap position.

Multi-panelValve

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TERCC-RD-005

Split-Ring Flange Cover Concept

Two shaped sections enclose the flange pair. Specify the pipe-end collars, bolt projections and space to lift the cover away.

Split ringFlange

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TERCC-RD-006

Wraparound Band Flange Concept

A flexible band wraps the flange pair with an overlapping closure. Check the adjoining pipe insulation and access to the fastening tabs.

Wraparound bandFlange

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TERCC-RD-007

Y-Strainer with Blowdown Access Concept

A shaped cover follows the Y-strainer body and branch. Leave the blowdown fitting accessible and allow room to withdraw the screen.

Two-pieceY-Strainer

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TERCC-RD-008

Steam Trap Cover — Conditional Concept

A compact removable jacket concept for traps whose manufacturer permits insulation. Keep test points and service connections reachable.

Two-pieceSteam Trap

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TERCC-RD-009

Pipe End / Short Spool Concept

A short cylindrical sleeve wraps the spool body while leaving both flanged joints accessible.

Wraparound bandPipe End

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TERCC-RD-010

Pump Envelope — Discussion Sketch

A removable cover concept for the pump casing. Confirm clearances around the motor, coupling guard, flanges and inspection points.

Enclosure-stylePump

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TERCC-RD-011

Heat Exchanger Panelisation — Discussion Sketch

Separate panels follow the exchanger shell and head. Check nozzle clearances, panel removal and access for opening the head.

Multi-panelHeat Exchanger

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TERCC-RD-012

Custom OEM Enclosure-Style Concept

A tailored enclosure for irregular equipment. Mark the connector cutouts, access openings and removal direction on the drawing.

Enclosure-styleCustom / OEM

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Studio and alternate views

Compare closures, access openings and cover shape across equipment types.

Gate valve with a two-section gray jacket and exposed rising stem — Alternative design · studio view · Design illustration

Equipment photos and diagrams

Use these third-party references to identify fittings, service points and the space around installed equipment.

A fitted removable insulation blanket installed on industrial equipment — Third-party installation photo · A removable insulation blanket fitted to industrial equipment. Removable Insulation Blanket.jpg by Christopher Vella / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and converted to WebP

Industrial plant with insulated pipes and several bends at different elevations — Application reference photo · Insulated pipework in an industrial plant. Piping pic1 by Alf van Beem / Wikimedia Commons · CC0 1.0 · Resized and converted to WebP

Industrial valve with an exposed stem and bolted flanges — Equipment reference photo · Valve body, projecting stem and flange connections. Válvula industrial by Rjcastillo / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Resized and converted to WebP

Three views of a welded slip-on pipe flange showing the face and bolt holes — Equipment reference photo · Slip-on flange face, bolt holes and pipe connection. Slip On Flange doubled welded by Maggilautaro / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and converted to WebP

Y-strainer diagram showing the inclined branch below the main line — Equipment diagram · The branch geometry helps locate the space needed to withdraw the screen. Y type strainer by Palagiri / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and converted to WebP

Thermodynamic steam trap cross-section showing inlet, outlet and filter — Equipment diagram · Identify the trap type and follow the installed model’s instructions. TDS Trap -2 by Palagiri / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and converted to WebP

Industrial plastics extruder on a workshop floor with the motor, barrel and dies visible — Equipment context photo · A plastics extruder in a workshop. Plastic extruder.jpg by Cjp24 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Resized and converted to WebP

Overhead pipe insulation being installed in an operating-area chiller room — Installation context photo · Pipe insulation work in a chiller room. Installation of pipe insulation in the chiller room by MTA Capital Construction Mega Projects / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Resized and converted to WebP

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