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Electrical
Reliability Study and Preliminary Design, Weymouth
Water Treatment Plant, Metropolitan Water District of Southern
California, Los Angeles, ca |
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As Prime Consultant, LEE & RO was responsible for field
investigation, engineering analysis, and preparation of the
preliminary design report for the Weymouth Water Treatment
Electrical Distribution Reliability Improvement Project. The
project objective seeks to develop reliable electrical service
from SCE’s 66 kV utility service and to provide a 4,160v
distribution system to various power distribution centers. The
study also developed a reliable emergency power system capable of
supporting the existing plant systems in addition to the planned
$140 million Oxidation Retrofit Program project requirements. The
various improvements identified in the study have estimated
construction values of $30 million. The
study was completed in October 2007.
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Electrical
and Instrumentation Design for Sludge Thickening and Dewatering
Facilities at Weymouth and Diemer Water Treatment Plants,
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California |
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As Principal Subconsultant (30% share of contract value) to
Black & Veatch, LEE & RO provided final design and
construction phase engineering services for the electrical and
instrumentation and control systems for two sludge thickening,
dewatering, and trucking facilities.
Construction costs were $14 million for the Weymouth
facility and $16 million for the Diemer facility. Construction
of the
Weymouth
facility was completed in October 2006 and the Diemer facility
construction was completed in June 2007. |
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| Pacheco
Pumping Plant Adjustable
Speed Drive
Replacement Project, Santa Clara Valley Water District,
San Jose,
CA
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| LEE
& RO was selected as Prime Consultant in December 2007 by the
SCVWD to study and design a $14 million electrical system
improvement project for the design and specification of medium
voltage distribution equipment; design
sequencing of critical facility equipment to insure continuous
operation; removal/demolishing/modification of existing facilities
and equipment as necessary to accommodate medium voltage
switchgear installation, and RTUs for inclusion in the
District’s SCADA system.
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Groundwater
Replenishment System (GWRS), orange County Water District,
Fountain Valley, CA |
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Principal Subconsultant (10% share of contract value) to CDM, LEE
& RO designed and provided construction phase services for
electrical systems supporting the microfiltration, chemical
systems, and RO transfer pumping station for the $400 million GWRS
project commissioned in December 2007.
GWRS is a
state-of-the-art water recycling project for treatment and
injection of secondary effluent from the Orange County Sanitation
District for replenishment of the groundwater aquifer.
The process includes microfiltration, RO, and UV
disinfection in a modular design scheme.
Plant flows for the initial stage are 70 mgd with the
ultimate build-out increasing to 130 mgd.
The project included a new SCE substation and extensive use
of medium voltage adjustable frequency drives.
The LEE & RO design included five 600 hp pumps (4,160v)
driven through Allen Bradley variable frequency drives, MCCs,
power distribution and controls. |
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Ellis
Street Wastewater
Pumping Station (ESWPS), orange County Sanitation District,
Fountain Valley,
CA
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As Principal Subconsultant (25% share of contract value) to
Malcolm Pirnie, LEE & RO designed and provided construction
phase services for electrical and instrumentation systems
supporting the new 60 mgd capacity ESWPS.
The project objectives seek to balance the flow between
Plant 1 and Plant 2 and to provide adequate flow to the $400
million Groundwater Replenishment System (GWRS) project.
This $30 million pump station is equipped with six 10 mgd
Wemco Hydrostal pumps driven by 200 hp motors through variable
frequency drives. LEE
& RO was responsible for the electrical, instrumentation and
SCADA system planning, design, and construction support services.
The 12 kV power is fed from the Central Generation System
to the pump station through Power Building 3.
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Rehabilitation
of Anaerobic Digesters, Reclamation Plant No. 1, Orange County
Sanitation District,
Fountain Valley, CA
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As Principal Subconsultant (40% share of
contract value) to EarthTech, LEE & RO is providing
electrical and control systems engineering analysis and design of
various improvements to 12 anaerobic digesters and four digester
control buildings at the 174 mgd Reclamation Plant No.1. Plant
No. 1 is being converted to full secondary and additional sludge
production is expected. The
goals of this $45 million project are to increase the biosolids
processing capacity and improve efficiency of sludge digestion
without building additional digesters.
LEE & RO is
responsible for the electrical reliability study and electrical
improvements, including Power Building 5 revisions, 12 kV
switchgear modifications, new four 2,500 KVA transformers, and
four double-ended 480v MCCs with two automatic transfer bus
switching systems for additional reliability.
The design is scheduled to be complete in June 2008.
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Electrical
Evaluations and Coordination Studies for Three Wastewater
Treatment Plants, South Orange County Wastewater Authority (SOCWA),
Dana Point, CA
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Consultant, LEE & RO performed in-depth electrical evaluations
for identification of electrical system deficiencies and
development of a 20-year capital improvement program for three
wastewater treatment plants; the 12 mgd Joint Regional Treatment
Plant, the 6.5 mgd Coastal Plant, and the 3.5 mgd Plant 3A. Tasks
included evaluation of existing equipment reliability,
coordination studies, and cogeneration and standby power system
evaluation. LEE &
RO investigated the sites, prepared load summaries, prepared
as-built single line diagrams, reviewed code compliance (NEC/NFPA),
conducted safety analysis, and prepared an evaluation report. The
report recommended $4.5 million in capital improvements to be
implemented over a ten year period.
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Owens
lake Dust Control Program, Shallow Flood Area Electrical
Distribution System Design, Department & Power, City of Los
Angeles, ca |
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As
Principal Subconsultant (15% share of contract value) to CDM, LEE
& RO is responsible for the electrical distribution system
design for five Moat Row areas of the $200 million Dust Control
Program projects undertaken by LADWP.
The LEE & RO scope of work includes electrical
distribution systems, including both the North and South Sand
Sheet 4,800 volt and 480 volt systems supporting existing and new
dust control facilities. The
design scope includes single line diagrams, panel board schedules,
site plans/turnouts, wiring plans and details, pipe heat tracing,
and miscellaneous electrical details.
First phase design is scheduled to be complete in April
2008. |
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