SBP power plant / ESP 3D model
Electrostatic precipitator.
A complete 3D model of the ESP, built for use in the plant simulation. Rotate the assembly, then inspect its equipment, connections and finishes below.
Explore model details
01 / Model details
Details at
every level.
21 views from the latest ESP model bring equipment, access and steel connections closer. Open any image at full resolution to inspect the details.





















02 / Colours and finishes
The right finish
for each part.
Cladding, painted steel, zinc, safety yellow, ceramic and concrete have distinct base colours and surface response. Rendered colour also changes with lighting.
- Aluminium cladding#C2C5C6 · sheet finish
- Roof sheet#B7B7B3 · roof finish
- Painted steel#174D79 · paint finish
- Motor housing#326481 · cast finish
- Equipment casing#C5CBC7 · paint finish
- Galvanized steel#A8AEAF · zinc finish
- Fasteners#B8BEC0 · steel finish
- Floor grating#959E9F · zinc finish
- Chequer plate#9DA5A6 · chequer finish
- Safety yellow#DCA522 · paint finish
- Expansion bellows#A9AFB2 · steel finish
- Concrete#AAA79E · concrete finish
- Rubber#202426 · rubber finish
- Dark metal#454A4D · steel finish
- Ceramic insulator#68412C · glaze finish
- Sliding liner#C7C5B9 · rubber finish
- Instrument dial#DDE1DB · paint finish
- Markings#161B1D · rubber finish
03 / Site reference
The real plant.
The next model.
Drone images guided the ESP colours and visible structure. The adjacent boiler is the next machine to model for the plant simulation.

Used to compare the cladding, support steel and roof equipment against the 3D model.

The boiler connects to the fuel feed and flue gas path leading to the ESP. Its general arrangement, steelwork, access and connecting ducts are the next modelling scope.