Detailed Design for a $20 million white liquor optimization project consisting of a new three-story pressure disc filter process building, causticizer, clarifier and lime mud filter upgrades.
This scope consisted of multiple layers of support for the re-development of a 48 MW biomass-fired power plant that had been moth-balled in the middle of the initial construction process. As the project found new life...
Detailed design and FEL2 for a 25 TPD molded fiber production facility. Design included new repulping, stock prep, thermoforming, and utility systems located in an existing manufacturing facility.
FEL2 front-end engineering design to evaluate a deficient vacuum seal water cooling loop at an existing molded fiber facility and replace an undersized cooling tower and supply pumps.
Detailed design engineering for a $45MM TIC laser guided vehicle operated distribution center at an existing sugar mill and refinery, including the integration into an existing warehouse and packaging building.
Detailed design engineering in a design-build arrangement for a 60,000 SF roll finishing and shipping warehouse install at an existing pulp & paper mill as part of a major modernization effort.
This scope consisted of front-end engineering and detailed design to increase the bark firing capacity of an existing combination boiler at a paper mill. Initial studies identified issues, and the project team proceeded...
Independent reviews of several projects ranging from $50-800MM TIC to serve as input prior to final project funding, including visits to project sites to conduct multiday in-person interviews and site walks to supplement desktop review.
This effort included detailed engineering on a four project Anaerobic Digestion to biogas program with site locations in Georgia and California. The facilities were located on existing dairy farms of approximately 12,000 cows each...
Conceptual engineering to support the evaluation of an existing anaerobic digestion facility to receive additional liquid waste feedstocks for co-digestion.
