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Energy Projects
KATIN ENGINEERING CONSULTING has significant experience on energy projects. We are a team member on several State energy projects, including:
- the California Energy Commission (CEC) International Energy Project Financing Network (RFP #600-05-602),
- the CEC Non-Petroleum Fuel Transportation Survey (RFP #600-05-605),
- the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) Database for Energy Efficiency Resources (DEER) Update Study (RFP #06 PS 5635)
- the California Public Utility Commission (CPUC) measurement and verification (M&V) of PG&E facilities (RFP 06PS5683)
- the California Public Utility Commission (CPUC) measurement and verification (M&V) of SCE facilities (RFP 07PS56831)
- PG&E (RFP 4791) to provide Integrated Demand Side Management Technical Support Services for the Customer Energy Efficiency Department
Qualifications
- We have licensed engineers (PE) and draftsman with over 160 years of industrial experience.
- Experienced consultant, have designed, constructed, permitted, started up, and operated chemical plants, petroleum refineries, water, wastewater treatment plants, conventional and nuclear power plants.
- Experienced at writing and executing Pre-commissioning, Commissioning, and Start-up Plans.
- Experienced at making as-built drawings, including PFD’s, P&ID’s, piping plans, site plans and equipment layouts.
- Upgrading of the utilities on site including a 125 KVA electrical substation to energize new Motor Control Centers.
- Managed projects for two cogeneration plants and inspected a 12 KV system, making recommendations for its repair.
- We have written books on Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Refrigeration, and Fluid Flow. We have also taught these classes. We can evaluate the supply versus demand on electrical loads and conduct a cost analysis of the economics to operate the various power plants.
We also have conducted numerous projects for industry, including:
- Install temperature controller on furnace
- Waste heat recovery in the stack
- Change raw materials when recovering a hazardous waste
- Faulty steam traps waste energy
- Improper location of HVAC ducting
- Improper balancing of ducting
- Installed low NOx burners on furnace
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