Purpose: Power Generation
Contract Scope:
- 90MW Power Generation
- Supply and install piped services to Gas Generators
- Connect HT water to Roof Radiators
- Project: Confidential
- Location:Dublin, Ireland
- Approx Value: €2.8million
- Main Contractor: Confidential
Scope of Work:
The project required comprehensive mechanical services to support the high demands of power generation. The scope included:
- High & Low-Pressure Gas (Carbon): Supply and Installation of carbon steel pipework to handle both high and low-pressure gas requirements.
- HT (High-Temperature) Water Pipework (Stainless): Supply and Installation of Stainless steel piping for high-temperature water to ensure durability and efficiency.
- New & Used Oil Pipework (Carbon): Supply and install carbon steel pipework for both new and used oil systems.
- Urea Pipework (Stainless): Supply and Install stainless steel pipework for Urea distribution
- Condensate Drains (Stainless): Supply and Install stainless steel condensate drainage systems to manage condensation effectively.
- Non-Destructive Testing (NDT): Implementation of advanced NDT techniques to ensure the integrity and safety of all pipework.
Key Deliverables:
The key deliverables for the project included:
- Comprehensive installation of high and low-pressure gas pipework
- Installation of high-temperature water pipework using stainless steel
- Installation of carbon steel pipework for new and used oil systems
- Stainless steel urea pipework.
- Effective condensate drainage systems
- Thorough non-destructive testing and pressure testing to verify system integrity
Conclusion:
KCMG Engineering successfully delivered a comprehensive and high-quality mechanical pipework fit-out for a 90MW power generation facility in Dublin, Ireland. With a focus on efficiency, safety, and durability, the project met the client’s requirements and established a robust infrastructure for reliable power generation. The meticulous planning, advanced prefabrication, and rigorous testing protocols ensured a successful project execution, highlighting the importance of precision and collaboration in achieving project excellence.
