Giuseppe Tommasone | EPC & Heat Transfer Specialist

EPC and Heat

Since 1979 I have helped over 3,000 businesses across Oil & Gas, Power, Steel, Chemicals, Pharma, and EPC achieve efficient, affordable engineering and design.

A meticulously organized engineering workstation featuring a large ultra-wide monitor displaying a detailed PFD and heat exchanger design, with crisp vector lines and color-coded process streams. The monitor sits on a dark walnut desk with a brushed aluminum keyboard, a technical notebook open beside it filled with hand-drawn schematics. In the background, blurred shelves contain neatly arranged standards books and binders labeled Oil & Gas, Power, and Chemicals. Cool daylight from a nearby window casts soft, even illumination, creating subtle reflections on the screen and desk surface. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with a shallow depth of field, professional and calm atmosphere, emphasizing precision EPC consulting and heat transfer engineering expertise.
An expansive aerial view of an industrial complex combining Oil & Gas, power generation, and chemical processing units, all rendered in photographic realism with clean, modern architecture and impeccably maintained facilities. Steam plumes rise subtly from cooling towers, and a network of pipelines, pressure vessels, and heat exchangers is clearly visible, laid out in a logical, optimized pattern. Soft late-afternoon sunlight casts long, organized shadows, enhancing the sense of scale and order. The composition uses the rule of thirds, with the plant stretching into the horizon beneath a clear sky, conveying stability, experience, and decades of EPC project involvement across multiple industries.
A modern control room interior focused on a curved wall of high-resolution screens displaying process plant layouts, heat balance diagrams, and real-time performance dashboards in clean, professional colors. In the foreground, a polished black console holds engineering reports, a tablet showing a TEMA-standard heat exchanger cross-section, and color-coded markers aligned in a tidy row. The room is illuminated by cool, diffused overhead lighting with a faint blue cast, giving a high-tech yet controlled mood. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with sharp focus throughout, photographic realism, clean and modern aesthetic, communicating reliable EPC project oversight and data-driven design.
A minimalist, professional desktop layout featuring an open laptop showing a polished one-page project sheet summary for an EPC and Heat Transfer consultant, with clear headings, bullet points of completed projects, and technical icons for Oil & Gas, Power, Steelworks, Chemicals, Pharma, and EPC. The laptop rests on a clean, light oak surface beside a stack of neatly clipped A3 process diagrams and a USB drive labeled Project Data. Soft, diffused morning light from the right creates a calm, inviting glow with gentle shadows. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with generous negative space, ideal for a call-to-action section encouraging visitors to download a project sheet.

Project Case Studies

I provide concise project summaries outlining objectives, constraints, and quantified performance improvements to support informed decision-making and successful EPC outcomes.

A close-up of a large shell-and-tube heat exchanger model resting on a matte grey drafting table, its stainless steel tubes and flanges rendered with precise, photographic detail. Technical drawings with isometric views and calculation sheets are carefully spread around it, featuring clear annotations and neat engineering handwriting. A steel ruler and mechanical pencil lie parallel along the edge of a drawing. Soft, directional studio lighting from the left creates gentle highlights on the metallic surfaces and crisp shadows across the paper, emphasizing texture and accuracy. Captured from a three-quarter overhead angle with shallow depth of field, professional and focused mood, showcasing specialized heat transfer engineering competence.
A meticulously organized engineering workstation featuring a large ultra-wide monitor displaying a detailed PFD and heat exchanger design, with crisp vector lines and color-coded process streams. The monitor sits on a dark walnut desk with a brushed aluminum keyboard, a technical notebook open beside it filled with hand-drawn schematics. In the background, blurred shelves contain neatly arranged standards books and binders labeled Oil & Gas, Power, and Chemicals. Cool daylight from a nearby window casts soft, even illumination, creating subtle reflections on the screen and desk surface. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with a shallow depth of field, professional and calm atmosphere, emphasizing precision EPC consulting and heat transfer engineering expertise.
An expansive aerial view of an industrial complex combining Oil & Gas, power generation, and chemical processing units, all rendered in photographic realism with clean, modern architecture and impeccably maintained facilities. Steam plumes rise subtly from cooling towers, and a network of pipelines, pressure vessels, and heat exchangers is clearly visible, laid out in a logical, optimized pattern. Soft late-afternoon sunlight casts long, organized shadows, enhancing the sense of scale and order. The composition uses the rule of thirds, with the plant stretching into the horizon beneath a clear sky, conveying stability, experience, and decades of EPC project involvement across multiple industries.