With our advanced problem-solving skills, we will use our effective communication, collaborative team, and technical skills to complete your project with no drama.
Services
We combine the latest and most effective technologies and process knowledge with years of experience, to provide maximum waste reduction and cost.
Process Design
- Heat Balance
- Mass Balance
- Process Flow
- PID development
Control System Design
- Panels PLC,
- HMI/SCADA,
- Instrumentation,
- Electrical Classification and Code Compliance
- 3D design, engineering, and Fabrication,
- Pilot Plants
- Retrofit
- Commissioning
Consultation
- Process Troubleshooting
- Process Improvement
- HAZOP
- Reverse Engineering
- PID re-creation
Values are like fingerprints. Nobody’s are the same, but you leave ’em all over everything you do.
Elvis Presley
About
We are an American Company based in Boones Mill – Virginia We have decades of experience building Chemical Process Equipment.
John C. Garst, P.E. Chemical
is a chemical engineer and the owner of Boone Dominion Process Company in Boones Mill, Virginia. Graduated Dartmouth College, 1988 BS Chemistry he is fluent in Spanish, intermediate in French, Italian and Arabic. Licensed Professional Engineer in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Married and father of triplets.
An ounce of action is worth a ton of theory.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Projects
We use the latest version of AutoDesk AutoCAD to design and build systems (AutoCAD Plant3D and AutoCAD Electrical). Every project starts as a PID on a sketch pad, which evolves to a P&I Diagram in AutoCAD, then to 3Ds and Panel design in AutoCAD Electrical.
We build the skid structure, the piping and supports, ladders, railings, etc.
We build the electrical control panels including PLCs, operator interfaces (touch-screen, windows PCs, or remote control), motor controls, circuit protection, conduit, junction boxes, switches. Electrical work is typically done to Class 1, Division II Group D standards or better as the job requires.
Our staff is multilingual with a high proficiency in Spanish, and some proficiency in French and Arabic.
Texas, USA
Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Flash Tank Condenser Skid. This skid-mounted system is used to process 5000 liters per hour of waste motor oils. The system uses flash distillation to remove up to 20% water as well as the lightest fraction of the petroleum hydrocarbons (naphtha, gasoline,etc). The system features redundant reboilers to minimize maintenance-related downtime. These two skids join up with a third skid which houses the flash tank. The flash tank skid was built by the client to reduce capital costs. Once again, a “turn-key” system of design, fabrication, assembly, computer control was supplied.
Yauco, Puerto Rico
Miami Florida, USA
This trailer-mounted system in Miami, Florida is designed to separate approximately 7000 kg/day of brown grease for biodiesel feedstock from the Fats Oils, and Greases (F.O.G.) pit of the Miami Wastewater Treatment Facility. This separation produces biodiesel feedstock, and it reduces the chemical and energy load of the treatment process. All the equipment fits onto a single flatbed trailer, including the PLC/HMI-controlled electrical panel.
Baltimore, USA
This pipe-in-pipe exchanger was made of all stainless steel wetted parts. The shell side fluid is simply coolant from a generator, and the fluid in the pipe is an aqueous waste product that needs heating prior to processing. The waste heat recovery from this system surpassed everyone’s expectations – the 300 gpm flow of the aqueous waste is heated almost 30 degrees Fahrenheit in a mere 40 feet of travel. These exchangers were built and shipped in fewer than 14 days!
Altiras
Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
Drill Mud Recycling Pilot Plant.
Pilot plant was built to investigate the scale-up of lab-scale technology to separate water, oil, and sediment found in drill mud. The system was “continuous/batch” meaning we ran it until the sediment buildup needed to be unloaded. The system was only run a few times before it was shut down by the client for commercial/political reasons, but we did see very clear drill oil, very clear water, and a thick sludge full of sediment.
Contact
Have a question? We are here to help. Send us a message and we’ll be in touch. Give us a call at (540) 797-5753, we’re happy to help!