{"id":5308,"date":"2021-05-28T11:41:45","date_gmt":"2021-05-28T11:41:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cicgroup.com\/nooter-eriksen\/?page_id=5308"},"modified":"2025-10-27T22:53:10","modified_gmt":"2025-10-27T22:53:10","slug":"recent-completed-project-examples","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/cicgroup.com\/nooter-eriksen\/aftermarket-services\/recent-completed-project-examples\/","title":{"rendered":"Recent Completed Project Examples"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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NOOTER\/ERIKSEN was requested to evaluate the option of retrofitting a bypass stack with diverter into an existing waste heat boiler. The goals were to be able to install the equipment in the original system without impacting the exhaust back pressure and to allow for the future replacement of the waste heat boiler while utilizing the bypass stack.<\/p>

Initially NOOTER\/ERIKSEN performed a CFD study of the original equipment utilizing field-measured exhaust back pressure readings. Once a baseline was established, the new ductwork, diverter, and bypass stack were added to the model for evaluation. The new model verified that the replacement equipment would not increase the back pressure during normal operation.<\/p>

Challenges for the equipment design included utilizing an incomplete set of drawings for the original equipment created in 1971, installing the new equipment on the existing foundations, converting from refractory insulation to blanket insulation with a floating liner system, and using chrome-moly material for the bypass stack in order to avoid installing internal insulation in the stack. To accommodate the duct thermal movements (4) expansion joints were required. In addition to the ductwork, bypass stack, and diverter, NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also supplied a guillotine damper, blanking plate, and spring supports for the turbine plenum duct. The ductwork was trial fit at the fabrication facility prior to shipping to the owner\u2019s facility in order to reduce time during field installation.<\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t

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NOOTER\/ERIKSEN was contracted to re-design and supply replacement coil modules, casing boxes, and the inlet duct for three HRSGs. The HRSGs are vertical gas flow style units that were manufactured and assembled in 1976.<\/p>

NOOTER\/ERIKSEN was also contracted to provide the field installation of the new equipment.
To ensure an efficient removal and installation, NOOTER\/ERIKSEN created a step-by-step narrative including drawings for the entire field scope. The first installation was completed in the spring of 2020 with great success due to the tremendous cooperation between NOOTER\/ERIKSEN, the field contractor, and the customer. The final two HRSGs will replaced in early 2021.
The existing equipment performed very well for over 40 years, however there were a couple design flaws that contributed to tube failures and hot casing. During the design stage NOOTER\/ERIKSEN developed improved details and modified coils supports to ensure reliable long-term operation.
Additional work was also completed during the outage:<\/p>

  • New coils were chemically cleaned at site<\/li>
  • Exhaust stack was cleaned and recoated while the exterior cladding and insulation were replaced<\/li><\/ul>

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN has designed and is in the process of supplying new HP Superheater #1 \/ Reheater #1 coil bundles for one (1) existing HRSG in Australia. The original equipment, provided by another OEM, was not designed with proper margins for the duct-firing operation. The Reheater had persistent failures and had a large amount of tubes removed due to reliability issues. The original coil layouts with manifolded piping also did not provide the proper flexibility to accommodate cyclic operation of the equipment.<\/p>

    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN provided an entirely new design for both the HP Superheater and Reheater coils. An additional row of HP Superheater was added to provide additional steam flow but also protect the Reheater during high firing operation. The HP Superheater layout was modified to provide additional flexibility to address row to row temperature variation. The upper and lower manifolds for both coils were eliminated in favor of upper and lower headers only with straight tubes. This modification, including a revised layout to the inlet and outlet piping helped improve the flexibility of both the Reheater and HP Superheater systems. NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also redesigned the replacement Reheater #2 to Reheater #1 piping with drip pots and condensate detection in accordance with Part PHRSG of ASME Section I including a new ring style desuperheater.<\/p>

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN supplied new forged body non-return valves on the HP Steam Out piping. The original valves were castings and had significant internal cracks due to high thermal stresses. The new valves were provided with improved processes for the application of the hard-faced seats and more streamlined body for reduction of thermal stresses during start up.<\/p>

    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also provided field technical assistance to oversee the installation of the new valves. The customer wanted to ensure that the work was completed to NOOTER\/ERIKSEN\u2019s stringent 9 Cr \u2013 1 Mo requirements.<\/p>

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN designed and supplied a knock down HP Drum belly plate kit to replace the existing equipment. The belly plate had defects from previous repair work that had been performed. NOOTER\/ERIKSEN engineered a solution to maximize the size of the new pieces while ensuring they fit through the drum manway. The final details allowed the field construction contractor to complete the project in an efficient manner with minimal field fit-up issues.<\/p>

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    Replacement Belly Plate Install<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN designed and supplied a spring hanger support system for the HP Superheater in accordance with N\/E current design standards. This modification improved the ability of the HP Superheater coils to accommodate thermal transients and cycling over the life of the HRSG. By improving the flexibility of the coil, the reliability will also be improved.<\/p>

    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also retrofitted the interconnection piping by manifolding all three HP Superheater #1 outlet connections into a common manifold to utilize a single more reliable attemperator spray valve before splitting back to all three HP Superheater #2 inlet connections. This routing provides for adequate straight pipe length downstream of the attemperator per NOOTER\/ERIKSEN\u2019s standards and manufacturer\u2019s recommendations. Using a common manifold provides more even temperature control across the three coils. This design also utilized drip pots with level detection for protection against attemperator overspray or potential leaks.<\/p>

    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also retrofitted the drains to comply with NOOTER\/ERIKSEN\u2019s current design standards. The redesign included spring supporting the drain lines to add sufficient flexibility and avoid potential leaks caused by high stress conditions, especially with increased cyclic operation. This design also included condensate detection and pneumatic ball valves to clear any excess water in the drain lines during start-ups or normal operation.<\/p>

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN designed, supplied, and also contracted for the installation of a stack damper as part of a part reliability upgrade at a combined cycle power plant in the Midwest. A new damper access platform was added and the stack was insulated from the ground all the way to damper elevation to improve the heat retention and minimize HRSG pressure part cyclic damage. Stack dampers and stack insulation also play an important role in the effectiveness of steam sparging. This install has greatly prolonged the site\u2019s ability to maintain hot start conditions which will improve equipment reliability.<\/p>

    As part of the project, NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also designed and supplied 36\u201d x 60\u201d quick access casing doors for both the inlet duct and SCR duct. This is a common upgrade that NOOTER\/ERIKSEN has completed at dozens of plants in the past two years. The new access doors are larger than original doors and do not require the use of tools for opening. This allows easier access with equipment and material for future work.<\/p>

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    Above Damper<\/p><\/div>

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    Damper Install<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN designed and supplied more robust inlet\/transition duct equipment for a waste heat boiler at a refinery near Houston, Texas. The casing and liner sections were totally redesigned to improve reliability. The upgrade was better suited for the plant\u2019s high internal pressure and turbulent flue gas exhaust. In addition to the casing and liner system a new distribution grid was supplied to improve the flow profile at the duct burner.<\/p>

    Design challenges included the removal and re-installation of new sections that would interface with the existing main structural elements. There were challenges to incorporate the new section with existing ductwork that had serious deformation.<\/p>

    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also provided the field technical oversight of the customer hired field installation contractor. NOOTER\/ERIKSEN supplied field technical advisors for 24 hour per day oversight. The field technical advisor\u2019s close collaboration with the field contractor facilitated the successful project execution.<\/p>

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN designed and supplied a more robust liner system for the new turbulent turbine exhaust conditions. The liner details were improved to provide increased strength but also more efficient layout to reduce installation time. The new design included larger diameter pins, reduced pin spacing, thicker liner sections, and an increase in structural components to minimize flexing of the liner system.<\/p>

    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also designed and supplied 24\u201d x 36\u201d quick access casing doors for both the inlet duct and SCR duct. This is a common upgrade that NOOTER\/ERIKSEN has completed at dozens of plants. The new access doors are larger than original doors and do not require the use of tools for opening. The new doors allow easier access for equipment, material, and personnel.<\/p>

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    The HRSG was originally supplied with the provision for the addition of a duct burner. NOOTER\/ERIKSEN successfully completed the design and supply of the new duct burner resulting in increased power output and efficiency for the entire power plant. NOOTER\/ERIKSEN paid close attention with the new design to ensure that the existing equipment, which had operated for over 20 years, was in condition to withstand the new operating cases.<\/p>

    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also provided a redesign and supply of the HP Superheater #1 and HP Superheater #2 interconnecting piping and drain lines in accordance with NOOTER\/ERIKSEN\u2019s current design standards. The new piping design provides greater protection against attemperator overspray and subsequent ingress of condensate into the superheater coils due to the addition of drain pots. NOOTER\/ERIKSEN redesigned the superheater drain system to accommodate condensate detection through the use of thermocouples and automated drain valves.<\/p>

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN provided services for the design, supply, and installation of CO catalyst due to an environmental requirement that was necessitated by operational changes. NOOTER\/ERIKSEN also provided a Field Technical Advisor on site to manage the field installation and ensure the project was completed per the customer requirements. The upgrade provided the customer with emission level guarantees that could not have been achieved with the existing equipment.<\/p>

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    NOOTER\/ERIKSEN recently completed a field retrofit consolidation of the drain system on the Economizer coils. This new design provides the following benefits:<\/p>

    • Metal seated ball valves which will reduce the feedwater loss due to valve leakage<\/li>
    • Approximately 60% fewer valves (combined identical pressure drains internal to the HRSG)<\/li>
    • Approximately 60% fewer drain penetrations through the casing<\/li>
    • Internal expansion bellows to eliminate external corrosion of the drain piping<\/li>
    • Easier access to drain valves<\/li><\/ul>

      The final product created a more efficient layout for plant personnel in addition to a reduction in future maintenance.<\/p>

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      NOOTER\/ERIKSEN completed an engineering study along with a new design and supply for the IP Rotor Air Coolers (RAC) for a customer in the Northeastern US. Many factors had contributed to repeated failures in the IP RACs including but not limited to a competitor\u2019s original design, water chemistry issues as a result of material selection (chloride induced stress corrosion cracking), operation (frequency of cycling and spin cooling), improper restraint of saddle supports, and piping load design discrepancies.<\/p>

      The redesign and supply for one HRSG was successfully completed in 2017 by NOOTER\/ERIKSEN. The RAC performed well. In 2018 NOOTER\/ERIKSEN completed a similar new design and supply of the IP Rotor Air Cooler (RAC) for the second HRSG as well.<\/p>

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      NOOTER\/ERIKSEN completed a retrofit upgraded HRSG. NOOTER\/ERIKSEN designed and supplied everything between the gas turbine exhaust flange to the exhaust stack outlet. The original equipment was designed in 1965 and required replacement due to reliability concerns. Per the request of the customer, NOOTER\/ERIKSEN was able to upgrade the design while being confined to the existing support and foundation system. 3D laser scans were utilized to get a complete layout of the site.<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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      NOOTER\/ERIKSEN has completed multiple Stack Damper installs over the years. We offer a turnkey service by providing the engineering, drafting, materials, and labor. This scope includes the install of the damper, maintenance platform, and external stack insulation.<\/p>

      Reducing Start up time can be a critical cost saving measure. Maintaining a warmer temperature inside the HRSG can greatly help achieve this reduction. An excellent way of achieving this is by utilizing a damper in the exhaust stack in combination with insulating below the damper.<\/p>

      While the unit is offline and the damper is closed, airflow is minimized through the CT and HRSG, reducing heat loss throughout the unit and maintaining the ability to perform a hot\/warm start for an increased time period.<\/p>

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