ZSJH participated in a chemical equipment platform project in Thailand. Our involvement covered the full scope from drawing design and detailing to steel fabrication and project dispatch. The project combines equipment support platforms with access and maintenance spaces and associated pipe rack steelwork.
Item | Value |
Project location | Thailand |
Project use | Chemical equipment platform and associated pipe rack |
Building area | 5,500 m² |
Drawing design | 5 days |
Steel detailing | 7 days |
Dispatch date | 27 October 2026 |
Project duration | Approximately 3 months |
ZSJH scope | Drawing design, detailing, steel fabrication and project dispatch |
Main components | H-section columns, primary and secondary beams, plates and connection components |
Principal steel grades | Q355B and Q235B |
Platform elevations | +2.500 m, +6.000 m, +11.000 m, +16.000 m and +19.000 m and so on |
An industrial platform must accommodate more than its primary beams and columns. Platform elevations, equipment interfaces, access routes and pipe rack connections all influence the steel layout. ZSJH used Tekla detailing to develop the structural components and their relationships, translating the project drawings into information usable by the fabrication team.

Fig1 Thailand Chemical Equipment Platform – Tekla Overall Model

Fig2 Thailand Chemical Equipment Platform – Tekla Stair and Platform Detail
Beam end plates, stiffeners and column base plates are small compared with the overall structure, yet they determine how members meet. The supplied workshop photographs show these details on fabricated steelwork, including bolt holes and welded reinforcement plates. Clear detailing gives the workshop a basis for cutting, drilling and assembly, and helps the project team keep component geometry consistent with the drawings.

Fig3 Coated Steel Columns for the Thailand Chemical Platform

Fig4 Fabricated H Section Beams with Connection Stiffeners

Fig5 Steel Beam End Plates and Welded Stiffener Details
ZSJH’s participation continued beyond detailing into fabrication and dispatch. The project photographs record uncoated fabricated members, coated components and steelwork prepared for shipment. Bringing these stages into one coordinated scope helps connect drawing information with physical components and subsequent delivery arrangements. The case demonstrates design-to-manufacturing support for overseas industrial steelwork; it does not claim completion of site installation or plant commissioning.
Planning a chemical equipment platform or pipe rack? Send ZSJH your project location, equipment layout, platform elevations, loading requirements and available drawings. Our team can discuss the drawing design, detailing and fabrication scope needed for your project.Contact us