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How Green Energy Engineering Provided the Answer
Client: “I am spending twice as much on electricity this year than
last, what can I do?”
GEE, Inc.: After spending a day
walking the site, it was determined that installing new chillers would reduce the
electric bill and payback in three years.
Client: “Natural gas prices have gone up three fold, is there another
fuel?”
GEE, Inc.: After spending a week at the site and
performing some preliminary engineering, it was determined that a wood burning boiler
would payback in five years and that waste wood was available in that area.
Client: “The operating cost of this waste treatment plant has doubled
from last year. What are my options?”
GEE, Inc.: One day at the site confirmed that upgrading
the hundreds of electric motors involved in pumping, stirring, and aerating would
reduce the monthly electric bill, but that the payback was more than ten years.
Client: “The steam system within this large fertilizer complex
has pressure control problems. Why?”
GEE, Inc.: After spending several weeks reviewing
five sulfur boilers, one waste heat boiler, miles of multi-level steam piping, 17
batch evaporators, three steam turbine generators, and pages of trend graphs, several
different control schemes were offered along with a step-by-step implementation
plan.
Client: “Why is my wastewater bill going up so high?”
GEE, Inc.: Have you considered pretreatment of all
the waste paper dust? Have you considered adding solenoid valves to the city water
motor bearing cooling? Have you considered a condenser in lieu of the city water
heat exchanger for the new plant compressor?
Client: “Why did all my tenants get a stop work order from the
city?”
GEE, Inc.: Did you talk with your tenants? Did you
call the City? After inviting several of the city officials out to the site and
then producing as-built fire sprinkler drawings, as-built electrical distribution
drawings, and as-built life and safety drawings, the seven-acre, 14-building warehouse
complex was back to work after only two weeks.”
Client: “Why isn’t ‘it’ working correctly?
GEE, Inc.: Let me come out and take a look at “it”
and we will offer you a solution.
