At BREAK-EVEN we carry out process studies to solve technical problems, develop new and improved products, optimize production processes, and integrate technological innovations to improve technological content and improve the competitiveness of our customers’ products.

Process studies include a series of steps, which are followed to optimize and analyze the processes. Depending on the product or service, these steps are formulated, modified or eliminated from each study to better reflect the process, reduce costs and production time, in combination with improving product quality.

 

Our company is able to provide consulting services, through specialized scientific team, to small or large production or processing plants, such as food, materials (organic-inorganic-polymers), solid and liquid wastes, etc., which have as a target:

  • overall process monitoring
  • optimizing the process, with the aim of increasing the added value of the product
  • the energy exploitation of process by-products
  • process modeling and design of new product and product lines

 

1.

Planning before the production process begins

Clarifications on the basic design and operation manual and troubleshooting during the initial phase.

 

2.

Planning during the production process

Prepare data logs for data collection during test run, test normal test run, and prepare report for successful operation after evaluation of collected data.

 

3.

Development and implementation of the process

  • Proposal Writing, Involved in the general description of the project and identifying the specific design studies and activities that the Process Design Department is to perform.
  • Writing Invitations to Bid (ITBs)
  • Description of the scope of the project and the scope of the relevant basic design

4.

Product Line Installation – Information on Future Process Studies

  • Technical Evaluation of Submitted Bids 
  • Assess of the compliance of subcontractors in the specific context of the project and the process design performed.
  • Application
  • Evaluation – Evaluation & Conclusions

 

5.

Redesigning part or all parts of the process design stages in all phases

 

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