FEL3 front-end engineering design for a proprietary bioprocessing facility to utilize specially engineered microorganisms to synthesize bio-based chemicals and produce sustainable commodity products using renewable raw materials, like sugar.
This project effort included detailed design and construction support for a turnkey, full-scale Ethylene Oxide production facility along the Delaware River.
Structural feasibility study to evaluate the potential addition of rooftop solar panels to multiple existing structures at a chemicals manufacturing facility, as well as the potential for adding panels over existing stormwater infrastructure.
This effort included the detailed design and construction support to install a River Water Intake System and Raw Water Treatment system to support an Ammonium Nitrate Solution (ANSol) plant in Tennessee.
Detailed design engineering for replacement of an existing 240V MCC with a new 480V MCC at a specialty chemical facility, including relocation and refeed of wall-mounted loads to the new MCC.
This effort was an independent technical review of a propylene glycol facility design combining existing, proven technologies and new proprietary reactor technology. The plant design converts low-value waste biodiesel crude glycerol ...
FEL-2 Engineering for the ISBL area of a 12,000 TPA proprietary electrolyte production facility, including all process, piping, and instrumentation & controls design.
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.
FEL1 engineering design for a novel critical elements recovery facility funded by ARPA-e to process 1 ktpd of ultramafic tailings, integrating direct air capture of CO2 for carbon sequestration and electrolytic production of sulfuric acid.
The project included front-end engineering and detailed design for a multi-year facility expansion at a honeycomb scrubber plant to facilitate a six-fold increase in production capacity.