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.
Technical due diligence on behalf of a financier for an existing soil washing asset in operation, as well as a forward-looking evaluation of the company's pipeline of development opportunities.
Front end engineering, detailed design, and Project Management and Construction Oversight services for a $5MM TIC warehouse expansion project at a 25 TPD ag-based pulp thermoforming facility.
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.
Designing temporary construction facilities on a constrained worksite, including a lunch/break tent over an existing ditch line, to support the EPC contractor's construction of new HRSG units at an existing generating station.
FEL-2 design to support upgrades to an existing linerboard paper machine roll handling line, including conveyors, a lowerator, and shipping floor conveyors for loading finished product rolls into railcars.
FEL1 Engineering and Owner’s Engineering Services for a 160 TPD Tissue Machine Rebuild project to convert from Towel-grade to Tissue-grade and increase production capacity as part of a Fleet-wide Rebuild Program.
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.
Root cause analysis for a significant vibration issue affecting a group of dryer cans on an existing paper machine, including both onsite and offsite analysis.
Detailed design for a maintenance and reliability project on an existing linerboard machine that included the installation of a new dust collection system to address issues with glue and sensor reliability caused by the presence of excess dust.
