Long Ridge Energy Generation

The Armstrong Power, LLC plant is located in Shelocta, Pennsylvania.  The Plant consists of four General Electric 7FA simple-cycle combustion turbine generators. Five diesel generator units were installed in a building located between existing units. Interfaces were installed between existing infrastructure and 4160V power generated by the new diesel generators, 480V auxiliary loads, fuel oil supply, fire water supply, switchgear DC power, and controls for the Facility.

Electrical Construction started in January 2015 and completed 7 months later.  DPC was responsible for the installation of all of the project electrical, underground piping, setting of 5 Diesel Generators, and Fire Protection.  85,000 feet of cable was pulled.

The Black Run facility is a gathering and loading site for EnLink Midstream; crude oil and condensate are transferred from site via rail car. Similar to the Bells Run flare project, the Black Run project was a John Zink design. DPC installed all owner furnished equipment, associated piping, and electrical requirements. DPC integrated all instrumentation and control needs throughout the site, interlocking a variety of different vendor equipment in a local HMI for control of the flare system.

In conjunction with Hendrix Wire and Cable Company, DPC completed the construction of an EPC electric distribution project in an existing residential community on the east side of Columbus. The project included 4,000 ft of spacer cable, replacement of 21 poles, and the transfer of 45 residential services to new Hendrix spacer cable. Ultimately, the project improved the reliability of electricity for hundreds of homes served by the circuit.