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Solution Design & Development
Mike Savill runs the Solution Design & Development practice. He has 20+ years’ experience in this line of work and is a Certified Machinery Safety Expert
Contact Mike with any questions about projects listed below or any services you may need.
Mechanical Design
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Plant layout and CAD design
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Plant installation supervision
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Log receiving & elevator modifications (safety improvements and increased operator efficiency from handling 1 truck to 5 trucks
Safety Analysis & Design
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CSME Certified by TUV Nord
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HAZOP Leader Qualified
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Various Projects undertaken to bring plant to be complaint with current Health and Safety Legislation.
Industrial Fans & Ducting
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Conducted several projects reducing the electrical load by up to 40% while maintaining or improving production rates.
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Efficiency Gains of 8% to a 520kW fan system, with a spend of only $15k – payback was less than 4 months.
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Multiple fan / ducting and compressed air projects completed with less than 2 year payback.
Plant Optimization
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Plant layout, both green field sites and brown field new process systems incorporation
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PID Loop and Process Design
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Thermal Oil Heat Transfer System Design. Analysis and implementation of projects that reduced the need to change Thermal Oil and maintained heat transfer properties, resulting in savings of over $400k
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Devises solutions to Engineering issues, minor through to complex, using appropriate technology
Energy Savings
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Audit of major industrial complex for Lighting Improvement projects. Changes from High Pressure Sodium (orange light) to LED. Resulted in an improved workplace, while providing a reduction in power load and maintenance requirements.
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Compressed air energy audits completed resulted in completing a change from three 55kW compressors to one 55kW plus a 90kW VSD. Further analysis showed the type of compressor selected for the duty allowed for extended life cycle before needing overhauls.
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Design for Electrical Power Generation, accepted by EECA for $100,000 emerging technology grant.
