Projects

Domestic Refinery Project

Posted by on September 30, 2019 in Projects | 0 comments

A domestic refinery purchased a 150,000 PPH packaged “O” type boiler with auxiliary equipment for a plant upgrade. Indeck has previously provided this customer with a number of other package boilers at this facility. The new boiler fires natural gas, plant refinery gas and Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel to provide 225 psig saturated steam to the plant. The boiler and auxiliary equipment are currently on schedule for a fall 2019 installation.150,000 PPH packaged “O” type boiler

University Steam Plant Project

Posted by on September 30, 2019 in Projects | 0 comments

A university steam plant recently purchased one new 100,000 PPH packaged “D” type boiler with auxiliary equipment, along with a burner retrofit on three of their existing boilers that we had previously supplied. All four boilers feature Low NOx burner systems that are capable of firing natural gas and no. 2 fuel oil, and of providing for 270 psig saturated steam at the NRV outlet

Georgetown University, Hospital, D type boiler, burner retrofit

100,000 PPH D style boiler with burner retrofit being installed in Washingotn DC University hospital

. The boiler and auxiliary equipment have been delivered and are currently being started up.

Canadian Distillery Project

Posted by on September 30, 2019 in Projects | 0 comments

A Canadian distillery purchased a 250,000 PPH packaged “O” type boiler with auxiliary equipment for a plant upgrade. The new boiler fires natural gas and Ester fuel to provide 400 psig, 600˚F steam with no worse than 1 ppm TDS steam purity. The boiler was designed to be shop assembled and transported by barge to the site, with the balance of the equipment delivered by truck. The boiler and auxiliary equipment have been delivered and successfully started up.

Domestic Refinery Project

Posted by on December 17, 2015 in Projects | 0 comments

Domestic Refinery ProjectA domestic refinery purchased a 120,000 PPH packaged “O” type boiler with auxiliaryequipment for a plant upgrade. Indeck has previously provided this customer with a number of other package boilers at this facility. The new boiler fires natural gas and plant refinery gas to provide 650 psig superheated steam to the plant. The boiler and auxiliary equipment are currently in assembly and are on schedule for a summer 2016 installation.  The boiler and auxiliary equipment were delivered and were successfully started up.

University Steam Plant Project

Posted by on December 17, 2015 in Projects | 0 comments

University Steam Plant ProjectA university steam plant recently purchased two new 150,000 PPH packaged “D” type boilers with auxiliary equipment for field erection at an indoor installation. The boilers will fire natural gas and low sulfur diesel fuel, and will provide 530°F superheated steam at 250 psig and no worse than 1PPM TDS saturated steam contamination to the university steam plant. The boiler and auxiliary equipment were delivered and were successfully started up.

Stoker Coal Fired 2 Drum units

Posted by on December 15, 2015 in Projects | 0 comments

The Army Corps of Engineers recently awarded Indeck a contract for the supply of two 120,000 PPH (600 psig design pressure) Stoker Coal Fired 2 Drum units with auxiliary equipment for field erection at an indoor installation. These units are being furnished under Phases I and II to replace six (6) aging boilers in a plant that dates back to the 1950s. The plant provides electricity for the base, along with steam heat to its buildings through an elaborate underground utility network. These modifications to the power plant building will replace 60-year-old technology while also providing the plant with the means to meet modern air-quality requirements. The boiler and auxiliary equipment were delivered and were successfully started up.

Waste Heat Boiler

Posted by on December 10, 2015 in Projects | 0 comments

A west coast refinery recently awarded Indeck Keystone Energy a 25,000 PPH Waste Heat Boiler (WHB) to provide the plant with process steam using heat from a Sulfuric Acid Decomposition Furnace which can be fueled by any combination of acid sludge, sulfur, hydrocarbon condensates, natural gas, and/or fuel oil. The unit was designed with a high degree of accessibility in order to allow for easy cleaning and maintenance during outages. Indeck has previously provided this refinery with a number of other boilers. The boiler was delivered and assembled at the site.  The start up was a success.

Waste Heat Project

Southeastern Petrochemical Plant – Adds Packaged Boiler

Posted by on December 8, 2014 in Projects | 0 comments

o_boiler_lrgA petrochemical plant purchased a 160,000 PPH packaged “O” type boiler with auxiliary equipment for an Olefins plant. Indeck previously provided this customer with a number of boilers at this plant. This boiler fires plant gas providing 630 psig superheated steam to the plant. The boiler and auxiliary equipment were delivered and were successfully started up.

Middle Eastern Refinery – Replacement Packaged Boiler

Posted by on December 8, 2014 in Projects | 0 comments

Bahrain_largeRefinery customer awarded Indeck Keystone Energy a 100,000 PPH “O” type package boiler to provide the plant with process steam using the available refinery gas. The boiler was delivered to Bahrain and successfully started up.

Steel Producer Converts Waste Gas to Electricity- Barge Shipped D-Boilers

Posted by on December 5, 2014 in Projects | 0 comments

Steel Producer Converts Waste Gas to Electricity- Barge Shipped D-BoilersClick to enlargeA large Canadian steel producer awarded Indeck Keystone Energy a contract for the supply of two Blast Furnace gas / Coke oven gas fired boilers with auxiliaries as part of a project to build a 70MW combined heat and power generation plant which would convert waste by-product gases into electricity at a steel plant in the Canada . The boiler design is a shop assembled “D” Type package boiler rated at 373,000PPH / 1800 PSIG.

Indeck managed the logistical move of the shop assembled boiler weighing 1 million pounds. The construction and transportation strategy used by Indeck minimized installation costs and schedule. The boiler was delivered and was successfully started up.