Power quality investigations, field to plant
Load-balance switching study
MV cable and transformer specifications
Food-plant freeze tunnel feasibility
Automated MV transfer-tie for a datacenter
1000 HP motor-start feasibility studies
Remote revenue metering for an industrial customer
Gas plant alternate-feed study
A rural electric association serves a large gas processing plant and needed to evaluate an alternate feed from its six-feeder substation. Our team performed the distribution study end to end, and validated the models before trusting them.
MODEL VALIDATION FIRST
The association’s GIS was compared against its WindMil engineering model. Conductor data, load allocation, and equipment records were spot-checked and corrections documented before any analysis ran.
POWER FLOW, FAULTS, COORDINATION
Existing and alternate configurations were analyzed for the plant load, fault duties were run from the transmission provider’s source models, and time-current coordination was developed for the affected feeders.
Validate the model first, so the recommendations stand on checked data.
BOTTOM LINE
- A client needed a yes-or-no on an alternate feed for their biggest customer.
- Our team checked the data, ran the study, and delivered settings they could load.
Twenty poles, five utilities, four weeks
A gas utility committed to installing AMI meter-reading radios across Western Washington and needed approvals for 20 pole attachments spanning multiple electric utilities and jurisdictions, on a four-week clock. Our team delivered every submittal package on time.
FIELD TO SUBMITTAL, FAST
Immediate field data collection at each location, followed by pole loading and clearance analysis and the drawings each jurisdiction required for approval.
Twenty poles, five utilities, four weeks. Joint use rewards the prepared.
BOTTOM LINE
- A client needed twenty jurisdiction-ready packages in a month.
- Our team collected, analyzed, and shipped all twenty.
FROM THE SUBMITTAL PACKAGES
