This effort included the detailed design and procurement support for a $250 million brownfield through-air-drying (TAD) tissue machine installation. The facility design included all processes necessary to produce premium quality parent rolls..
The effort included the front-end engineering and detailed design services for installing a 15 TPD Green Hydrogen Production and Liquefaction Plant on a greenfield site.
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.
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.
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.
Front-end engineering for the addition of a 3,000 TPY rolled ornamental stainless steel, high-frequency production line at an existing rolled tubes production facility.
Front-end engineering and project development services to determine feasibility and conceptual layout for 400 MW-DC solar facility with 200-MW BESS located in Nebraska.
Isomer provided conceptual site layout, permitting, and conditional use application support for a portfolio of solar, battery storage, and hydrogen facilities across the US.
FEL2 front-end engineering design for a first-of-a-kind 1000TPA facility to recover monomers from spent textiles via a proprietary chemical recycling process, including scale-up from an existing lab-scale processes.
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...
