Case study - Oxidizer relocation

Problem

A facility expansion project required a pharmaceutical packaging manufacturer to relocate an existing Anguil 10,000 SCFM twin-bed RTO.

Action

Anguil"s Field Supervisor met with plant personnel to lay out all utility connections to the new oxidizer location. Every effort was made to reuse existing utility runs in order to control project cost and minimize plant downtime.

Solution

All utility lines were run up to their corresponding tie-in points while the plant continued operations. Relocation of the system, controls recertification, and new utility tie-ins were all completed in a 3 three-day shutdown period. The system was re-started and balanced to pre-shutdown values on time.