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.
The scope of this effort consisted of front-end engineering for a significant capacity increase for an existing polymer facility. The facility produces high-performance elastomers used as replacements for rubber. The project team...
This project focused on installation a new 1 million gallon molten sulfur tank in an existing sulfuric acid production facility. The design including supporting piping electrical and structural modifications.
FEL1 study for a 6 ktpa battery-grade phosphoric acid plant co-located with 10 ktpa sulfuric acid facility, including process validation and several alternatives analyses.
Preliminary engineering in support of a developer commercializing a first-of-a-kind process to capture and store CO2 via natural water sources adjacent to industrial point source emitters.
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.
Technical advisory services in support of novel co-located phosphoric and sulfuric acid production facilities, including risk analysis and development of an order-of-magnitude capital cost estimating tool.
Preliminary engineering support for a site logistics study at an operating cement manufacturing plant to improve truck circulation and loadout efficiency at finished cement silos.
Detailed design engineering to support the relocation of an existing 6,000-gallon clarifier and 2,000-gallon aeration tank into a new multi-story building extension at an operating sugar mill.
FEL2 through detail design engineering for a velvet manufacturer facility relocation. Scope of work included a site walk down, equipment and facility studies, 3D modeling (including VR walkthrough), heavy civil coordination, and wetlands study.
