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Field Services & Installations
Connect Your Analyzer System to the Process—and Prepare It for Operation
AES provides field services and installation support for process analytical and sampling systems. We help bring analyzers, sample transport lines, utilities, electrical connections, and supporting equipment together at the installation site.
Install
Analyzers and assemblies
Connect
Sample, utility, electrical
Commission
Readiness and startup
Maintain
Planned field support
What It Is
What Do Analyzer Field Services Include?
Field services cover the work required to install, connect, inspect, and support analytical equipment in its operating environment.
A shop-built package still depends on:
Capabilities
Field Services & Installation Capabilities
Six field services, from placing the analyzer to keeping the system in service.
Analyzer Installation
Position and connect process analyzers and associated assemblies according to the approved layout and equipment requirements. Installation planning considers mounting, access, sample interfaces, utilities, and readiness for commissioning.
Sample System Installation and Retrofits
Install new sample systems or update existing tubing, conditioning components, and station arrangements. Retrofit planning accounts for tie-ins, available space, and the approved outage window.
Heated Tube Bundle Installation
Route and install specified heated sample transport bundles with attention to support, bend limits, terminations, and the project's temperature-maintenance requirements.
Conduit & Electrical Installation
Connect the analytical system's specified electrical infrastructure. Scope may include conduit, power and signal routing, terminations, identification, and agreed installation checks.
Startup & Commissioning
Move from installation completion to defined readiness checks, functional verification, and startup coordination. Acceptance criteria and equipment-vendor responsibilities are established before the work begins.
Preventive Maintenance & Field Support
Plan maintenance around operating conditions, equipment requirements, observed failure patterns, and access constraints. Follow-up work can address sample delivery, component condition, and system maintainability.
Site First
Installation Planning Starts With the Site
Provide available drawings, equipment lists, utility requirements, area-classification information, and access restrictions when requesting a field scope. Where the existing condition is unclear, a site survey can help identify the work required before crews and equipment are scheduled.
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Why AES
Why Choose AES for Field Services?
Analyzer performance depends on more than the instrument. AES connects field installation planning with the sample handling, fabrication, and integration requirements of the complete system. This helps project teams address the connections between a packaged assembly and the facility that will operate it.
The objective is a defined scope with clear interfaces—not an assumption that every mechanical, electrical, and operating responsibility has been addressed.
Field installation planning
Sample handling
Fabrication
Integration
Can field services support an existing analyzer system?
Yes. A project can focus on an existing installation, including sample system changes, equipment replacement, or planned maintenance. The condition of the equipment and available documentation determine the starting point.
Can installation and commissioning be included in one project?
They can be coordinated within a defined project scope. Installation completion, startup support, manufacturer participation, and acceptance testing should each be identified in the proposal.
What should we provide for an installation estimate?
Share the equipment scope, site location, available drawings, expected schedule, and known work restrictions. Site verification may be needed before tie-ins, quantities, and installation requirements can be finalized.
Discuss Your Field Installation Requirements
Tell AES what needs to be installed, what is already in place, and when the work must occur. We can help define the next step toward an installation-ready scope.
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