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Temporary Steam Plant Guidelines Presented by Jack Muscia Rental Business Development Manager Indeck Power Equipment Company

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Temporary Steam Plant Guidelines

Presented by Jack Muscia

Rental Business Development Manager Indeck Power Equipment Company

Are You Prepared for Possible Steam Interruptions?

•  Management expects 24/7 operations.

•  Do you have contingency plans in place?

•  Do you have temporary tie-ins installed?

•  Is the equipment provider located in Illinois?

Hospitals Require the Services with no Interruption…

•  Sterilization •  Humidification •  Heating •  Hot Water

Some of the Reasons for a Temporary Steam Plant are

Unplanned Outages

Planned Outages

Winter Loads

Delays Bringing

New Plant On-line

A Typical Unplanned Outage

•  Reason: Emergency Boiler Rental •  Capacity: (4) 70,000 PPH •  Type: Trailer-Mounted Boilers •  Design Pressure: 350 psi •  Burner: Low NOx

A Planned Outage Example

•  Reason: Continuous Operations •  Capacity: (4) 75,000 PPH •  Type: Trailer-Mounted Boilers •  Design Pressure:750psi/750F

Temporary Steam Plant Planning Stages

•  Capacity •  Operating pressure •  Steam temp

(saturated or superheat)

•  Fuel type

•  1 month •  3 month •  6 month •  12 month plus

•  Weekday vs. weekend

•  Winter vs. summer months

•  Holiday vs. non-holiday

Delivery Timing - Winter Shipment

(1) 60,000 PPH trailer-mounted watertube boiler being shipped for temporary process steam.

Next Steps in the Planning Stages

•  Boiler Placement •  treated feedwater •  Boiler chemicals •  Electrical & Fuel •  Steam •  Blow downs •  Instrument air

•  Varies with AQMD •  Permit to construct •  Permit to operate

•  Permit details: - timing - cost - source test - variances

Final Planning Stages

•  Review and implement a HAZOP procedure

•  Request descriptions and drawings from equipment supplier

•  Ideal to Implement a Master Agreement Program between Lessor & Lessee

•  Deaerators •  Feedwater Pumps •  Demineralizers, Water

Softeners, Chemical FS

•  Blowdown Tanks •  Diesel Generators •  Valves •  Controls

Planning Stages - Equipment Offerings

Auxiliary Equipment

Water Softeners

Deaerators Economizers

Planning Stages – Boiler Types

Complete Mobile Steam Plants

•  System Components: firetube boiler, feed system, water softener, and blowdown separator

•  Steam Flows: 8,625 PPH to 10,500 PPH (250/300 BHP)

•  Pressure: 15 psig to 250 psig

Mobile Boiler: Drawing

Saturated Watertube Trailers

•  Steam Flows: 24,000 PPH to 80,000 PPH

•  Pressure: 125 psig to 750 psig

20-40-60-75,000 PPH Watertube Boilers

40,000 PPH Rental Boiler: Drawing

Qualifying a Rental Boiler Company

How long have they been in business?

Types of boilers offered?

Where is service support out of?

Availability and when can they deliver?

Rental term / duration (price points)?

Qualifying a Rental Boiler Company

Ask for references?

What is condition of the rental boiler?

Do they offer ancillary equipment?

What’s required from Lessee to obtain a boiler rental?

What’s Required to Rent ?

Purchase Order

Signed Contract

& Insurance Certificate

Rental Monies

& Security Deposit

Boiler Rental

Lessee/Lessor Scope

Purchase Order: Lessee

Signed Lease Rental Agreement: Lessee / Lessor

Certificate of Insurance: Lessee

Tax exemption or resale certificates: Lessee

Freight arrangements / O & M manual: Lessor

Coordinate start-up service: Lessee / Lessor

Other installation and operating requirements: Lessee

Future: Implement a Master Rental Agreement between Lessee / Lessor

Common Questions

How long since the boiler was last inspected and tested?

When do rental charges begin and end?

What equipment and supplies are included in rental charges?

Do start up charges apply?

Certificates of Insurance?

Common Questions (continued)

Who provides the oil pump / tanks?

Who supplies the gas regulator?

Who provides the smokestacks / EPA ports?

Who pays the freight?

Who makes freight arrangements?

Common Questions (continued)

Who provides the hookup?

Who supplies the utilities?

What about feedwater treatment?

How should boilers be operated?

How about disconnecting?

How is boiler to be prepared for shipment?

Loading / unloading preparations?

Final Common Questions (continued)

Heat tracing and insulation?

What is shipped loose for field-installation?

Heat Tracing and Insulation

•  Drum heads – insulated

•  Feedwater piping – heat traced and insulated

•  Heat trace and insulation for economizer piping by Lessee

75,000 PPH Trailer-Mounted Watertube

Back Front Valves

What is on a Trailer-Mounted Boiler?

Top 4 Reasons for a Master Agreement Program

Minimize Down Time

Insurance Requirement

Timely Rental Process/Response

Successful Implementation & Execution

Temporary Steam Plant Guidelines

Questions & Answers

Jack Muscia [email protected]

1-800-4INDECK

Thank You!