Rosetown Waste Heat Recovery

Transgas Limited

Description

Located near Rosetown, Saskatchewan, the TransGas Waste Heat Recovery Project reduces greenhouse gas emissions by extracting waste heat from its exhaust system and producing 1MW electricity through an electric generator driven by an Organic Ranking Cycle (ORC). This energy is sold back to SaskPower.

Canonbie Contracting Limited (CCL) entered into an interdivisional agreement with Found Energy. Found Energy designed, provided project engineering and procured major equipment while CCL provided labour, construction equipment, fabrication and miscellaneous permanent materials.

Civil/Structural

Survey
Excavation
Formwork
Reinforcing steel
Embedment
Concrete placement
Backfill
Materials testing
Fabricate & install Exhaust Duct Supports, Piping supports, ORC Building lifting beams
Install ORC basement grating/ladders & oil expansion tank supports

Electrical/Instrumentation

Install all the components including the supply of cable, conduit and cable tray

Commissioning and start-up

CCL will provide support

Pre-Engineered ORC Building

Manage the installation by Found Energy subcontractor on site
Install all lighting & electrical components in the building

Mechanical Equipment/Piping

Install all the major equipment including: ORC Skids, Heat Exchangers, Ducting, Tanks, and Pumps
Supply, fabricate, install and test all piping
Supply and install insulation

Client: Found Energy
Location: Rosetown, SK