Project Profiles
AES Power Plant in Dominican Republic. This project consisted of taking boil off gas from the World’s largest LNG facility and converting it into useable energy. This was a turnkey project that included a number of PMSI capabilities
including Design, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Balance of Plant, Controls engineering and commissioning. This project consisted of 4 Deutz power modules equipped with 1350 KW natural gas generators which resulted in 5.4 MW for the entire plant. This project resulted in a $3M a year savings in boil off gas and another $2M per year in revenue from the sell of electricity.
KBR – Nigeria Power Plant. This was a fast-track project, the Design, Mechanical, Electrical, Controls was engineered and constructed in 6 months. This project consisted of 2 Deutz 1350 KW natural gas generators power modules, 1 Mitsubishi MHI power module equipped with 1650 KW Bi-Fuel generator, 1 SDMO John Deer 60 KW diesel station generator for black start capabilities. The project also included gas manifold, wire tray, medium voltage switchgear line-up with 4 -1200A feeder breakers enclosed in a 40’ ISO container. The entire plant was assembled and performance tested at our facility in New Iberia prior to shipment to Nigeria.
Copper Tube and Fitting Manufacture in Fulton MS. This was a turnkey project that included a number of PMSI capabilities including Design, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Controls engineering. This project consisted of 3 Mitsubishi MHI power modules equipped with 1650 KW generators. The project was funded by State and Federal grants. The facility is capable of generating 4.9 MW of power and included 15 KV Switchgear and utility interconnect. This project enabled the customer to reduce their utility rate by almost 50% which in turn allowed the company to keep the plant in Mississippi and preserve a large number of jobs for the local community.
Cogeneration facility at a major hotel and casino in Las Vegas Nevada. This project consisted of 6 Caterpillar 3516 equipped with our patented Green Guard emission technology. The facility generated 4.9 Megawatts of electricity and 21.5 MMBtu/h of heating and hot water. PMSI’s emission technology resulted in some of the countries lowest emission levels for gas fired reciprocating engines. The emission rates were 0.28 g/bhp-hr for NOx and 0.28 g/bhp-hr for CO. The facility generated a cost savings of 1.5 million dollars a year for the hotel and casino. The project epitomize a number of PMSI’s capabilities including engineering and construction of the Combined Heat & Power (CHP) plant, Generator Packaging, Web based HMI control system, and our patented Emission systems.