Full-service Detailed Design Engineering supporting Balance of Plant design, equipment procurement, and integration of a vendor-supplied anaerobic/aerobic 4.0 MGD Wastewater Treatment System and infrastructure into an existing Linerboard Mill.
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.
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.
This effort included the detailed design, permitting, and construction support for a $400 million, 850,000 sq. foot state of the art particleboard manufacturing plant.
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.
Front-end engineering services for a pelletized corn stover feedstock facility supporting sustainable aviation fuel production, including material balance development, high-level equipment sizing, and a feasibility-level site layout.
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.
FEL2 and Detailed Design Engineering of ISBL scope for a new Drywall Compound Manufacturing Facility to expand client’s market footprint into a new location and optimize plant performance.
Scaleup support for a developer commercializing a first-of-a-kind solvent-based textiles recycling process, including flow sheet development, process simulation, and process consulting.
FEL-2 Engineering for the ISBL area of a 12,000 TPA proprietary electrolyte production facility, including all process, piping, and instrumentation & controls design.