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Army Utility Modernization As one of the largest operators of central heating and cooling plants in the United States, the U.S. Army is committed to upgrading its thermal utilities to life cycle cost effective technology and efficiency. As part of the utility modernization effort, Stanley Consultants was hired to provide technical support for energy and utility systems engineering research. Learn More
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Building Commissioning Helps Facility Maintain its Sustainability Stanley Consultants provided enhanced commissioning services for the National Guard’s Readiness Center in Iowa City, IA. The center, also designed by Stanley Consultants, meets the requirements set by the U.S. Green Building Council for the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver Rating. Learn More
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VA Medical Center Boiler Plant Upgrades Stanley Consultants provided design and construction services for the replacement of three gas-fired water tube boilers and feedwater economizers, boiler feedwater treatment system, the condensate receiver system, and fuel oil pumping system for the U.S. Veteran Affairs (VA) Medical Center in Iowa City, IA. Learn More

Rehabilitation Feasibility for Hydro Electric Generation Powerhouse

Stanley Consultants prepared feasibility level cost estimates for the Center Hill Powerhouse in DeKalb County, Tennessee, for major rehabilitation and reservoir dissolved oxygen mitigation.  Cost estimates were prepared using the Corps' MCACES software.

Work items included:

  • New turbine runners
  • Refurbishment of turbine mechanical equipment
  • Generator rewind
  • New governors
  • New exciters
  • New transformers
  • New power cabling

The powerhouse contains three vertical Francis Turbines rated at 62,500 HP, 160-foot head and 105.9 rpm.  The major rehabilitation evaluation of the Center Hill Powerhouse was aimed at restoring the efficiency lost due to age and at restoring the plant reliability.  The units have experienced electrical reliability problems such as stator winding failures and transformer over temperatures.

In coordination with the rehabilitation study, efforts were also directed toward finding solutions to dissolved oxygen and minimum flow conditions with the installation of oxygenation systems in the reservoir upstream of the dam.

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