This effort included developing a comprehensive independent engineering report to assess a biosolids-only downdraft gasification system. The gasification system is located in a repurposed building adjacent to a local sewage authority...
Multi-discipline front-end engineering and estimating services for a facility using a proprietary process to convert waste cellulose into consumer product replacements.
Detailed design engineering for a new spill containment area at an existing nuclear enrichment facility, including design of new structural concrete elements and specification of high-performance coatings.
This effort included detailed design mechanical, piping, electrical and structural services to support a $500 million expansion to add two new sustainable technology product lines at an existing automotive manufacturing facility.
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.
