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Selected past municipal applications:
1. City of Baton Rouge - Bypasses and Overflows
Engineer: Camp Dresser & McKee
QDS personnel designed and commissioned 15 bypass and overflow pump stations, including variable frequency drives, bubbler panel, custom PLC controller and HMI, water seal systems and
related instrumentation over a 2.5 year period - $1.5M total contract completed 1989.
2. City of Baton Rouge - Booster Station Control Systems
Engineer: Camp Dresser & McKee
QDS personnel designed and commissioned 13 booster station control systems, including variable frequency drives, custom PLC controller and HMI, water seal systems and related instrumentation
over a 3 year period - $2.1M total contract completed 1992.
3. City of Shreveport - Lucas Wastewater Treatment Plant
Engineering, fabrication, programming, commissioning and training for an update of controls and instrumentation at the Shreveport Lucas wastewater treatment plant. The scope of this project
included converting traditional analog instrumentation and hardwired logic to a Modicon Quantum PLC based system with a Wonderware graphical interface running on an NT platform. A second project included the design,
engineering, fabrication and commissioning of (6) variable frequency drives in custom Nema 4X enclosures, including bypasses and harmonic filtering. Completed September, 1997 Project Value - $220K. Completed similar
signficant projects at Shreveport's Amiss water and Northwest regional WWTP.
4. City of Lake Charles, Water Division
Engineer: D. W. Jessen & Associates
Served as general contractor, instrumentation system supplier and application engineer for a city-wide telemetry and control system for the production of drinking water. This installation
replaced existing hardwired and tone type telemetry with an automated control system to provide expandability, precise historical logging and reporting, and greater reliability. One Modicon Quantum PLC and seven
Modicon Compact 984 RTUs communicate across Lake Charles on a Modbus network spanning both telephone and radio frequency connections. Wonderware Intouch SCADA workstations provide the operators a window into the
process. Commissioned approximately 100 analog control loops at 6 sites associated with control and monitoring of the water plant processes. Replaced Bristol Babcock solid state filter control system and MMI
interface with Wonderware touchscreen and Modicon PLC based system, automating backwash sequence for cleaning water filters and custom reports for record keeping. Completed May, 1998 - Project value $260K.
5. City of Bossier, Northeast Wastewater Treatment Plant
Engineer: Balar and Associates
Instrumentation system supplier and application engineer for designing, building and commissioning RTU's, main control panels and instrumentation. Replacing existing control system in Plant
1 and adding all new controls for a duplicate Plant 2. Modicon Compact 984 PLC and remote I/O RTUs communicate to provide centralized process control and display. Intellution redundant SCADA interface provided
for plantwide monitoring, control, alarming and reporting. Completed December 1998 - project value $300K.
5. City of Lafayette - East WWTP Modernization
Engineer: Allain and Associates
Engineering, fabrication, programming, commissioning and training for a complete plant modernization including replacement of most plant controls and instrumentation at the East wastewater
treatment plant.
The scope of this project included converting traditional analog instrumentation and hardwired logic to 4 Modicon Compact 984 PLC based systems with a 4 computer Wonderware graphical interface running on an NT platform. Included citywide WAN for communications at PC level between various facilities. Completed Septemeber, 1999 Project Value - $850K
7. City of Lafayette - North WTP Modernization
Engineer: Allain and Associates
Engineering, fabrication, programming, commissioning and training for a complete plant modernization including replacemnt of most plant controls and instrumentation at the North water treatment plant.
The scope of this project included converting traditional analog instrumentation and hardwired logic to a 21 Modicon Compact 984 PLC based networked system with a 6 computer Wonderware graphical interface running on an NT platform. Included citywide WAN for communications at PC level between various facilities. Completed Septemeber, 1997 Project Value - $750K
8. City of Baton Rouge - Phase IIA&B - North WWT Plant
Engineer - Professional Engineering Consultants / CDM
Served as instrumentation system supplier designing, building and commissioning RTU's,
annunciator panels and instrumentation. Replaced existing SCADA system with Modicon Compact 984 RTUs and added plantwide multidrop network to provide centralized process control and display. Added WonderWare Intouch system to monitor entire plant with tie to citywide WAN for monitoring from central site. Completion August 1998 - project value $1.1M
9. City of Baton Rouge - Phase IIIA&B - North, Central and South WWT Plants
Engineer - Professional Engineering Consultants / CDM
Served as instrumentation system supplier designing, building and commissioning RTU's,
annunciator panels and instrumentation. Expanded existing control system to provide greater alarming, control, and tracking of process conditions. Modicon Compact 984 RTUs communicate with existing plantwide multidrop network to provide centralized process control and display. Modified Allen Bradley PLC5 network for additions of points and installation of supression networks. Upgraded and modified existing WonderWare Intouch systems to include new annunciation and PID points. Completion August 1999 - project value $610K.
10. City of Baton Rouge - South WWT Plants - Influent Modifications
Engineer - Professional Engineering Consultants / Montgomery Watson
Served as instrumentation system supplier designing, building and commissioning RTU's,
annunciator panels and instrumentation. Added new ethernet-based Allen Bradley PLC-5 variable speed pump control systems and Modicon Compact 984 RTUs to communicate with existing plantwide multidrop network to provide centralized process control and display. This allowed upgrade of existing Modbus infrastructure with ethernet higher speed communication. Modification of existing WonderWare Intouch systems to include new RTUs, annunciation and PID points. Completion December 2001 - project value $500K.
11. City of Lutcher - Water Treatment Plant Upgrade
Engineer - Raliegh Cox / GSA Engineering
Served as turnkey instrumentation system supplier for the states' first PC-based Fieldbus control system to be used by a municipality. Featured Fisher Delta V system based upon
Intellution operator interface, including self-configuring Rosemount Foundation Fieldbus transmitters and control valve positioners. Implemented filter and backwash control using integrated flow charting programming
capability. Completed March 2001 - project value $150K
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