SYNOPSIS: A multi-phase project
consisting of all required high and low pressure natural gas piping, beginning from
utility entrance to main fuel gas distribution header supplying five (5) power boilers.
Retrofit two (2) field-erected power boilers with new Low Nox burner packages

Bremco, Inc. installed this natural gas distribution system to the new
burners and existing boilers.
Work closely with the design engineer to establish
the best and most direct routing of a natural gas distribution system consisting of all
pipe runs, supports and hangers. Determine the best locations for all fuel distribution
drops to each boiler unit and locations of all fuel gas valve trains.
Remove existing multi-burner fronts from each of two (2) boiler
units. Design and install new boiler front plates to accommodate a new single burner
windbox arrangement. Install new burner windboxes and Low Nox burner units. Fabricate new
combustion air duct transitions between windbox and under-boiler air duct. Install all
piping and components associated with fuel gas, fuel oil, atomizing steam, instrument and
cooling air.
Install entire new front wall and burner throat refractories.
Provide and install all required boiler tube and pressure part repairs consisting of
screen tubes, side wall tubes, water columns and all associated pressure piping.

Pictured above, the natural gas valve train located over the windbox of
Boiler #2
| Remove existing forced draft fans and all
associated combustion air duct between fans and boilers. Install new F.D. fan foundations. Procure and install new forced
draft fans for each boiler unit.
Design and fabricate all new combustion ducts between fan
outlets and under-boiler inlet including all required dampers and expansion joints.
Retrofit existing #6 fuel oil burners in each of two (2)
power boilers with new burner hubs, atomizers and swirler components to enable the firing
of higher temperature fuel oil.
Performed various repairs on the boilers, including some
pressure part work and refractory, during this same outage. |

New burner management panels installed to ensure proper control.
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