This effort centered around providing early-stage project development services for a brownfield wood pellet plant rated at 150,000 metric tons per year. Residuals from nearby sawmills made up all of the feedstock used for this project. ..
Basic engineering phase (FEL-3) for a $5 million project to add silicone-based and water-based defoamers process lines in an existing chemical processing facility.
Front end engineering study to evaluate the feasibility of installing pressure screening systems on existing stock approach loops at an ag-based pulp thermoforming facility.
Detailed design and FEL2 for a 25 TPD molded fiber production facility. Design included new repulping, stock prep, thermoforming, and utility systems located in an existing manufacturing facility.
FEL1 and FEL2 Engineering and Owner’s Engineering Services for a 170 TPD Tissue Machine Dry End Replacement project including the Yankee Dryer, Hood, and Air System, as part of a Fleet-wide Rebuild Program.
This effort included the detailed design and procurement support for a $400 million brownfield through-air-drying (TAD) tissue machine installation and supporting infrastructure. The facility design included all processes necessary...
This $150 million scope consisted of conceptual engineering, front-end engineering, and detailed design to meet an issued environmental consent decree at three similar yet unique metallurgical coking facilities...
Pre-FEL study and FEL1 design of a primarily greenfield 150TPD ag-based pulp molded fiber facility, including feedstock handling and separation, material storage, semi-chem pulping, stock preparation, and molding.
This effort included the completion of the conceptual design (FEL2) phase for a $5 million USD water sustainability program for an existing Fiber Optics facility with a goal to reduce water consumption at the site by 80%.
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.