Clemson University Ionwave #0006960 Addendum 1

Engineering Design Services for ORC Heat Recovery System Upgrade at Clemson University

Clemson University's Energy Innovation Center is seeking engineering and design services to upgrade its Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) Heat Recovery System. - Government Buyer: - Clemson University Energy Innovation Center, North Charleston, SC - Contact: Mustafa Ozden, PhD - Scope of Work: - Engineering design for installation and connection of three new 350 kW oil heaters, increasing system capacity from 600 kW to 1650 kW - Integration with four existing 150 kW oil heaters - Preparation of project files, technical specifications, supply and equipment lists - Design of piping, valves, cable connections, and heat exchanger interfaces - Safety procedures and technical verification for propane hazards - Professional Engineer (PE) review and approval of final design - Revisions for 'as-built' documentation at no additional cost - Products/Services Requested: - Engineering and design services for ORC Heat Recovery System piping and connections - Technical verification of equipment compatibility - Unique Requirements: - Emphasis on propane safety and compliance with South Carolina regulations - All equipment (heaters, heat exchangers, valves, connection components) will be purchased by Clemson University; contractor provides engineering and verification - No specific OEMs or vendors named; design must accommodate integration of new and existing heaters

Description

Clemson University's Energy Innovation Center (EIC) in North Charleston, South Carolina is soliciting proposals for the design and engineering services required for the installation and connection of the Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) Heat Recovery System. The project involves increasing system capacity by installing additional oil heaters and connecting various components including heat exchangers and the ORC evaporator and condenser. The final design must be reviewed and signed by a qualified Professional Engineer (PE). The scope includes preparation of project files, technical verification, safety measures for propane use, and provisions for design revisions as needed.

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