Front end engineering study to evaluate a deficient vacuum system at an existing ag-based thermoforming facility, including quantifying baseline operation conditions and evaluating potential system improvement modifications.
Front-end engineering study for a new low consistency storage tower and pump integrated into an existing 30 TPD ag-based fiber pulping process facility.
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.
Isomer provided Technical Due Diligence for a potential investment in a solar development platform, reviewing solar and BESS production targets, technology, EPC execution capabilities, and project economics to identify critical risks and red flags.
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.
FEED Package included developing a TIC estimate to replace existing utility boilers at a batch process plant, including evaluating boiler technology, layout and NFPA code for an existing building.
Existing mill conversion from fine paper to linerboard production using 100% OCC furnish including new OCC facility and warehouse, conversion of existing machine, conversion of two boilers, and other utility upgrades.
FEL1 and detailed design to double the capacity of an existing ag-pulp feedstock processing line, including modifications to material handling, hammer mill, pneumatic transport, and conveying systems.
Preliminary engineering for a nutrient recovery facility co-located at an existing RNG production facility, converting ammonia nitrogen into a marketable organic fertilizer product using a proprietary process.
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).
