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...
Detailed design and structural dynamics engineering evaluation to analyze an existing paper machine dryer section for an unbalance issue at an existing facility.
Isomer provided detailed design for a $6 million battery storage project to enhance grid stability by providing additional capacity during times of peak consumption for the city utility.
Civil engineering, permit coordination, and construction administration to support the re-development of a 2.3-acre overflow parking lot at an existing car dealership, including the construction of a new dedicated service shop (8,800-sf).
Project management and Owner's Engineering in support of an FEL-3 study to convert an existing paper machine from newsprint to liner board and medium grades. The scope included a new OCC plant, new steam turbine, and a full paper machine rebuild.
The effort included the detailed design and construction oversight over the winder rebuild of the paper machine, which included new safety systems, slitter, feeding and gluing capabilities.
Detailed design engineering to support the partial demolition and reconstruction of an existing milling tandem foundation to accommodate new housings at an operating sugar mill.
Isomer provided process engineering design and consulting services in support of an OEM’s proprietary pyrolysis skid designed to convert municipal solid waste (MSW) into an enhanced syngas stream for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.
Isomer provided full-service FEL3 Engineering for a new ferric chloride production process at an existing specialty chemicals facility, including heat and material and layout development.
Performed third-party engineering due diligence to identify major risks and red flags for a project installing a Textile Recycling Facility into an existing mothballed manufacturing facility.
