Imperial
Oil Complex ‘B’ Blast Protection
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As part of Imperial Oil’s preparation for their new
Co-generation Facility the control room in Complex ‘C’ was being
integrated into Complex ‘B’ and the entire building was renovated.
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All existing services in the building were removed; however
the existing control room remained operational during the entire project.
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The mechanical scope of work included H.V.A.C., plumbing,
drainage, controls, and sanitary piping.
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We supplied and installed four custom built air handling
units complete with hot water heating coils, cooling coils, humidifiers,
two stages of carbon filter sections, and two stages of pre-filter
sections.
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Silencers were installed on both the supply and return
ductwork for each unit.
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The cooling was provided by a 70 ton helical rotary chiller
which we supplied and installed.
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To provide proper zone control 13 hot water re-heat coils
were installed.
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Approximately 26,000 lbs. of ductwork were estimated on this
project.
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We supplied and installed the pumps and valves included in
the heat transfer packages.
Imperial
Oil U to A Migration
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As an additional part of the preparation for the
Co-Generation Plant the control room in Complex U was moved to Complex A.
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The existing control room in Complex A remained operational
throughout the renovations.
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9 new hot water reheat coils and 1 new electric reheat coil
were installed in the new ductwork serving the first floor of the complex.
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The existing hot water heating system was removed and all
new piping was installed.
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A new locker room was added including urinals, toilets, and
showers.
Imperial
Oil Esso Area 3 Locker Facility
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This project involved providing Mechanical and H.V.A.C.
systems for a new locker facility.
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We were required to supply and install 4 large hot water
heaters to serve the new locker area.
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We also supplied and installed all of the shower and
washroom fixtures.
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The building was heated and cooled by three split systems.
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In order to meet the fresh air requirements for offices a
stand alone ERV unit was installed.
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The washrooms and lockers also required three exhaust fans.
Imperial
Oil Research Building H.V.A.C. Upgrade
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Over the course of several projects the entire building
H.V.A.C. system was upgraded.
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The existing air handling equipment the bulk of which was in
the basement mechanical room had to be demolished.
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The equipment had to be dismantled into pieces in order to
be removed from the building.
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The new custom built air handlers had to be assembled inside
the mechanical room.
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We supplied and piped new Chillers for the air conditioning
of the building.
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Several of the spaces that were modified were laboratories.
We installed stainless steel fume exhaust ductwork, new fume hoods,
new fume arms, and some new dust collectors.
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New wall fin radiation heat was required as well as new
ductwork.
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