This effort included the basic design (FEL1-2) phase for a greenfield $37 million USD Lithium-Ion Battery recycling facility. The owner operates facilities throughout Asia and Europe and this facility is their first in the United States.
Civil engineering, permit coordination, and construction administration for the removal and replacement of an deteriorated parking lot with a 107,500-sf light industrial building.
Isomer conducted an engineering review of a proposed lithium facility that imports spodumene ore and uses a novel process to produce lithium carbonate, assessing technology, scale-up, site, demand, and finances, with findings and red flags.
FEL2 front-end engineering design for a first-of-a-kind 1000TPA facility to recover monomers from spent textiles via a proprietary chemical recycling process, including scale-up from an existing lab-scale processes.
Full-service conceptual design FEL2 services for the infrastructure project to support the Lithium Battery-grade 47ktpa Refrigerant and 10ktpa Electrolyte Facility Expansion projects at an existing chemicals plant in the southeast.
This effort included the completion of the conceptual design (FEL2) phase for a $5 million USD water sustainability program for an existing Fiber Optics facility with a goal to reduce water consumption at the site by 80%.
Isomer provided front-end engineering and project development services for a 10 ktpa electrochemical process for H2SO4 production, including alternatives analysis for carbon capture and a supplementary cementitious material co-product.
This effort included the FEL2, FEL3 and detailed design for a new glass furnace structure, raw material feed system, and packaging line for a reflective glass bead production facility.
This effort included the front-end engineering, detailed design, and construction oversight to convert all machine DC motors and drives to AC power. The PIVs were also replaced with AC motors.
Civil engineering design, permit coordination, and construction administration for the development of a 2.0-acre site for a 4,500-sf auto glass repair shop and 10,000-sf flex building.
