Nashville Facility Upgrade
The facility upgrade project installed a new 54,000 BBL API 650 tank and additional truck loading bay with a VRU. The existing piping and rack pumps were studied and optimized. The piping was debottlenecked making this truck rack one of the most efficient and best performers in the clients systems. The additive system was upgraded during this project to more modern injector style. Extensive civil work was performed to extend the existing tank dike system to accommodate the new tank. A x' tall retaining all was designed to house the tank and pumps.
Atlanta PSL
The project consisted of butane offloading, storage, booster pumps, custody measurement, weigh scales, on-line RVP analyzers, and a fire system. The project offloads liquid butane utilizing electric driven reciprocating compressors modulated by VFDs and electric emersion vaporizers.
Alexandria Truck Rack Controls Upgrade
The project consisted decommissioning the old electronic automation system used to load trucks at the loading rack and upgrade the system to a new and complete control system. The project included upgrading to a GE RX3i PLC, new driver buildings, new Civicon grounding units, new UPS and power supplies for all controls, install new Cisco network switch, upgrade the loading arm mete
Dupont Phase II (Butane Injection)
The project installed over 15,000 BBL of pressurized commercial butane storage to be injected into pipelines and be used for tank blending. The butane was received via a new 24 spot rail offloading rack using on site nitrogen generation and two 1250 GPM pumps. The offloading system was designed to comply with NFPA 58. The storage system is comprised of two bu
Wild Basin
The Kinder Morgan Wild Basin Offload Project was to design a new gas offload facility near Watford City, North Dakota to offload 55 MMSCFD of high-pressure gathered gas from the Watford City gas gathering pipeline to Oasis's Wild Basin Plant. The design of the station included various equipment for liquid handling, separation, truck loadout, and compression. Gas entered the facility at approximately 1,000 psig, heated to approximately 75 F, and pressure reduced to 550 psig.
