UTILITY TECHNOLOGY

ENGINEERS - CONSULTANTS

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

9.125 kW mobile engine-generator for peak shaving generation for Seneca, SC.

9,000 kW permanent engine-generator peak shaving generation plant for Seneca, SC.

3,000 kW standby/peak shaving generation plant for the Newport News Department of Public Utilities.

2,000 kW standby/load management generation unit for the North Carolina Zoological Park.

1500 kW standby/load management generation unit for the Lake Greenwood Water Treatment Plant in Greenwood, SC.

250 kW standby/load management generation unit for the CPW Operations Center in Greenwood, SC.

1,250 kW load management/standby generation unit for Roanoke Chowan Hospital.

455 kW standby/load management generation unit for Cross Road Retirement Center.

6,400 kW peak shaving plant at the Gaffney Delivery Substation in Gaffney, SC.

2,735 kW standby/peak shaving plant at the Gaffney Water Treatment Plant in Gaffney, SC.

1,600 kW standby/load management plant at the Clary Wastewater Treatment Plant in Gaffney, SC.

545 kW standby/load management facilities at the People's Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Gaffney, SC.

250 kW standby/load management facilities at the Operations Center in Gaffney, SC.

CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS

Seneca, SC

Installation of five (5) 1825 kW mobile diesel-engine generators to operate in parallel with the electric system over a one year period. UTEC is designing a permanent diesel-engine generating plant to be operational November 1, 2003. The plant capacity will be 9 MW.

Duke Solutions
Defense Supply Command
Richmond, VA

This project consisted of providing modifications required to place four existing 250 kW, 480 V diesel generators in parallel with the utility for load management parallel export of energy. Equipment at the site includes a 3750 kVA 480 V to 13.2 kV step-up transformer; 4000 A, 480 V bus duct; 4000 A, 480 V circuit breakers; and associated protection and control equipment. This project consisted of the protection and control design and protective relay settings for a 2 MW, 4.16 kV diesel generator operating in parallel with CP&L's 115 kV transmission system.