MODULARIZATION
THE FINE ART OF OFFSITE PREASSEMBLY FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS
We would like to begin with a couple of remarks about the title of this book: Modularization: The Fine Art of Offsite Preassembly for Capital Projects.
What is in a title? We probably spent more time going back and forth on the title for this book than what was necessary. But it was the first thing you saw when you picked up the book, so a short explanation is probably due, assuming you even read this Preface. We wanted something catchy but, more importantly, descriptive and indicative of what the book is about.
Modularization is not new, and it is not revolutionary. It has been applied to industrial plants both onshore and offshore for over 50 years and incorporated into many major construction efforts. However, the problem has been that, in many cases, it was not correctly incorporated or implemented. More often than not, the result was a less than desirable project solution and a subsequent conclusion by the project team something along the lines of: “modularization was wrong for the project” or “modularization was a bad idea.” This (wrong) conclusion was then carried (along with the resulting bad reputation of the module concept) into the planning of the next several projects the team tackles
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