20 February 2018
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 | Design and fabrication specialists Veotec has designed an HVAC solution for an Ingersoll Rand compressor to be used at the new helium production plant in Qatar. The system provides a pulse jet filter house for Ingersoll Rand's work on the Helium 3 Project that will form the centrepiece of Qatari expansion into the extraction of gas, in which it is already a world leader. |
Due to the high temperatures and harsh conditions, including high air salinity and dust levels, the facility called for a bespoke roof mounted air intake system that could withstand the conditions and provide EN779:2012 standards of air filtration. The project also called for a cost-effective solution that would be self-cleaning or low maintenance, in order to minimise downtime and repair costs.
Veotec used a differential pressure controller to feedback into the client’s Distributed Control System to initiate the compressed air pulsing sequence, resulting in the evacuation of dust and sand particles from vertically arranged cylindrical filter cartridges. This returns system pressure losses to acceptable levels. The adjoining compressor enclosure and instrument housing were built to IP55 and IP65 respectively, and the system is capable of providing the required fresh air supply whilst removing sand and dust ranging from 1μm to 300μm particle size.
Andrew Russell, Sales Director at Veotec, said: "The successful completion of this project demonstrates Veotec's capability and ability to fabricate a wide variety of components and solutions for environments across the world, and to overcome even the most challenging of environmental conditions.
"As the world continues to industrialise, and its countries invest in infrastructure, our expertise will become more and more necessary to help companies around the world develop systems that function reliably and perform consistently in even the harshest conditions. We look forward to deploying this and other technology wherever it is needed."
Veotec are specialists in the design and fabrication of air filtration and separation technology for industrial equipment in conditions from open sea to arctic cold and desert winds, in industries from oil and gas to marine transportation. With a specialism in HVAC systems, diesel and gas turbine engines, Veotec has worldwide reach, with facilities in the UK, USA, Europe, Singapore and South Korea.
www.veotecgroup.com
Veotec used a differential pressure controller to feedback into the client’s Distributed Control System to initiate the compressed air pulsing sequence, resulting in the evacuation of dust and sand particles from vertically arranged cylindrical filter cartridges. This returns system pressure losses to acceptable levels. The adjoining compressor enclosure and instrument housing were built to IP55 and IP65 respectively, and the system is capable of providing the required fresh air supply whilst removing sand and dust ranging from 1μm to 300μm particle size.
Andrew Russell, Sales Director at Veotec, said: "The successful completion of this project demonstrates Veotec's capability and ability to fabricate a wide variety of components and solutions for environments across the world, and to overcome even the most challenging of environmental conditions.
"As the world continues to industrialise, and its countries invest in infrastructure, our expertise will become more and more necessary to help companies around the world develop systems that function reliably and perform consistently in even the harshest conditions. We look forward to deploying this and other technology wherever it is needed."
Veotec are specialists in the design and fabrication of air filtration and separation technology for industrial equipment in conditions from open sea to arctic cold and desert winds, in industries from oil and gas to marine transportation. With a specialism in HVAC systems, diesel and gas turbine engines, Veotec has worldwide reach, with facilities in the UK, USA, Europe, Singapore and South Korea.
www.veotecgroup.com
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