J.E. Shekell, Inc. worked with Alcoa Corporation to design a ventilation system for the new bag house facility. This project required our fabrication shop to produce duct work and fittings along with field personnel to complete the full installation in fifteen days. This required two fabrication shifts and a single shift on the installation of the duct. The final project pressurized the new building as well as provided ambient cooling for the space. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc. installed a 30-ton Carrier chiller, Bell & Gossett pump and associated PVC piping. The chiller will provide process cooling for hydraulic oil coolers and transformers. Utilizing this system instead of an open cooling tower will reduce the dirt and scale that can form in the process heat exchangers, thus reducing maintenance and production down time. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc.recently completed the new 50,000 two-story square foot office and training facility for Cinergy Communications. The project included the HVAC, plumbing and electrical/data systems for the new building. J.E. Shekell, Inc. was also contracted to install the HVAC, plumbing and electrical/data for the facility’s data/communication center which was housed inside the two-story structure. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc.recently completed installation of new exhaust fans for the Unit 5 CSI Building at Duke Energy. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc. and Guardian Automotive developed and budgeted a $2.5 million retrofit plan to engineer and install a state-of-the-art heating and air conditioning system that would provide cooling via Direct Digital Controlled (DDC) Carrier Chillers. This project cooled 400,00 square feet and replaced the system installed in the 1970′s. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc. was awarded a bid at Logan Aluminum in Kentucky. The time frame from start to finish would be four days and the installation would be over existing steam lines and high voltage conduits. J. E. Shekell, Inc. fabricated and replaced 75′ of 66″ diameter ductwork and fittings over a four day period. This ductwork was used to exhaust moist air from a coating process into an exhaust stack outside the building. Click Here to View Project Photos.
JE Shekell worked with Marathon Petroleum in Robinson, IL on their new 100% outside air laboratory heating and cooling system for a new lab called the MSAT2 lab* (see description below), which is an EPA mandated reduction program of Benzene in gasoline. We were responsible for installing the new Trane air-handler, Trane DDC controls, Strobic Exhaust fan, Labconco lab hoods, supply duct system, mechanical piping, Electrical power wiring. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc. was contracted to remove the outdated HVAC equipment and ductwork from the site and install new Carrier high efficiency split air-conditioning systems with Micromelt Energy Recovery Ventilators. The new systems take care of the new animal operating suites, and animal holding areas as shown in the pictures. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc. designed and engineered a new forced-air system to maintain a constant 72 degree environment for MultiSeal when a 30-year old boiler failed at the start of winter. After the installation MultiSeal reported a decrease in the company’s rejection rate up to 40 percent and a noticeable reduction in energy consumption reflecting in lower utility costs along with a lowering absenteeism rate for employees. Click Here to View Project Photos.
When Performance Learning Systems decided to construct a new printing facility in Cadiz, Kentucky, we were asked to design and install the HVAC System. PLS required that the system be designed to maintain the proper temperatures and humidity levels for their printing materials and process. The project consists of two Carrier high efficiency heating and cooling systems with multiple stages for heating and cooling. The office and print area system is also zoned for optimal temperature and humidity control. Click Here to View Project Photos.
Shekell Saves Client $250,000! We were able to reduced the horsepower requirements from 400 HP (original job scope) to 90 HP total (J.E. Shekell’s new job scope). Quite an energy savings! Plus we gave them operational costs of each scope to show how much they would save with our plan. In addition we did not use up valuable space with the original job scope of large duct running down each aisle. Read More & View Project Photos.
In 2003, Sitex Corporation built a new $7 million, 72,000-square-foot state-of-the-art laundering facility. J.E. Shekell, Inc. worked closely with John Sights to ensure the plant met all his specifications in Electrical, Mechanical Piping, Plumbing and HVAC. Sitex currently rents and cleans industrial uniforms and textiles for some 5,000 customers in roughly a 200-mile radius of Henderson, Kentucky. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell was awarded the electrical, controls and data contract for Swonder Ice Arena a municipal facility owned by the City of Evansville, Indiana. The new facility enabled individuals to enjoy recreational skating as well as competitive skating and hockey events which includes regulation scoreboards in each rink. The facility also includes an indoor/outdoor skate park, pro shop, fitness center and theatrical lighting and sound system. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc. was contracted to remove and replace the existing cooling tower at the Winfield K. Denton Federal Building which also houses the US Post Office main offices in Evansville, Indiana. The project involved the piping and electrical divisions of J.E. Shekell, Inc. The removal of the old tower and the installation of the new cooling tower required close coordination with Federal and UP Postal employee’s for access to the area and setting the new tower in one day. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell, Inc. was awarded the HVAC for the new 19,500 square foot facility built to house animals for adoption in Evansville, Indiana. The HVAC system was designed to maintain proper temperature and humidity levels for the most advanced kennels and a 24-hour animal clinic. This project took approximately 3,000 man hours to complete. Click Here to View Project Photos.
J.E. Shekell had the opportunity to build and install access stairs and plumbing access platforms for the new Vanderburgh County Jail/Sheriffs office. Our shop fabricated and installed 10 new aluminum access ladders and crossovers for egress to jail pod roofs, which allows for servicing of roofs and other mechanical equipment. J.E. Shekell also fabricated and installed 13 new aluminum platforms to allow access to mechanical chases behind walls. Click Here to View Project Photos.
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JE Shekell Comfort Specialists are working around the clock to keep homes and businesses cool and safe during this extreme [...]
