IAC evaluated a baghouse rebuild project to review a 16-module reverse air structural baghouse. The original scope of the inspection was to evaluate the baghouse for needed repairs due to concerns over corrosion that had taken place over the years, as well as overall baghouse performance. This baghouse collects fly ash off of the plant's coal-fired boilers, which are used to generate steam for the needs of the plant. A detailed inspection report was generated and sent to the customer. The report included a list of recommendations for a scope of repair work. A substantial portion of these recommendations included the replacement of numerous dampers on the baghouse, as well as the reverse air ductwork. Follow-up meetings were held at the plant to discuss various option for upgrading the baghouse equipment or possible converting it to a pulse-jet. The customer reviewed our recommendations and focused on the damper and duct repair as items to get approved for a baghouse rebuild project. Several months of internal discussions within the plant took place to further define the project. IAC provided budgetary equipment and labor pricing. IAC went through the documentation process with the customer to become an official “approved contractor”. The insurance and safety requirements were substantial. IAC was certified as an approved contractor. IAC provided all supervision, safety management, labor, tools, crane, forklifts, scaffolding, and materials. IAC's wholly-owned construction subsidiary, Adelphi Construction LC, provided all project installation manpower, including project manager, shift supervisors, safety manager, foreman, welders, pipefitters, rigger, firewatch, helpers, and confined space attendants.
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