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Approved Date
10/12/2021
Control Number
2021-166
Agenda Item Number
15.B.4.
Entity Name
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
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CCNA2018 Work Order 44 for Landfill Gas Flare Skid Improvements and Pipeline Extension
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IRC— Professional Services <br />Provided below is the detailed scope of work <br />SCOPE OF WORK <br />The scope of work within this proposal is divided into the following tasks. <br />TASK 1: New Blower Flare Skid Design - Phase 1 <br />As mentioned previously, the IRC county plans on replacing the existing blower flare skid with a <br />new BFS which can produce the pressure required by the Heartland and IRED Facilities and <br />providing them conditioned LFG which is free of moisture. It is our understanding that IRC and <br />IRED and planning on jointly funding the engineering design, procurement, and construction of <br />the new BFS. Currently, only the engineering design phase (Phase 1) of the project is being <br />funded. <br />Under this task, BGE will work with IRC, Heartland representatives to determine the ideal <br />design for the integration of the BFS and controls communication between the LFG and the <br />Heartland systems. This BFS will be designed to automatically adjust to account for changes at <br />the Landfill and at Heartland's operations. To achieve this the design will likely require multiple <br />sensors, modulating valves and utilization of a variable frequency drive (VFD) to maintain <br />steady state operations and limit shutdowns on both systems. <br />As mentioned above, the BFS design will include a new control panel which will be able to read <br />inputs and control the necessary valves and blower settings at the desired frequency (for <br />controlling the speed of the blowers). The BGE team will perform the following activities under <br />this task. <br />• Engage BCE's design engineering team to work with Heartland controls engineering team <br />for the integration of the project; <br />• Review design basis requirements from the Heartland team to specify a new high pressure <br />blower flare skid; <br />• Review Heartland's control strategy and provide input as necessary to protect IRC's <br />interests and to successfully integrate the Heartland system with the new control panel. <br />• Once the operational requirements for both systems are confirmed, prepare a design <br />basis for all parties to review and approve prior to proceeding with the design; <br />• Once the design basis has been approved, prepare detailed engineering design drawings <br />in order to procure and construct a neer BFS; and <br />• Under the design package of a new BFS, the following drawings will be provided <br />o P&ID; <br />o Process flow diagram including high pressure blowers; <br />o Detailed mechanical drawings for the blower system; <br />o Structural drawings, as necessary to support new installation; <br />o Electrical drawings incorporating design for BFS equipment (aftercooler, chiller <br />and heat exchangers); <br />c A complete set of construction drawings for the procurement and construction of <br />the new BFS; and <br />* Controls integration and network drawings for the integration of the Heartland <br />Facility. <br />RIUGAS ENGINEERING: � 2 www.biogaseng.com +1 (562) 785-5656 <br />
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