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    White's Crane Service

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Whites Steel - Steel sculpture in Indio

    Whites Steel

    (1 review)

    I have requested a proposal on three different occasions and no one bothered to respond at all…read more Since I was frustrated, I emailed their General Manager because she was not in the office and I received no reply. As a last resort, I filled out the contact form on their website thinking surely I would get some kind of response, but no such luck. You would think if they are so busy that they have no interest in my project that they would at least say thanks but no thanks. I guess that 30 seconds of being considerate is too much to ask for. That's what I get for telling my client that they were the company we should use for a project. Once upon a time, they were really great to deal with. No idea what happened, but I would rather light myself on fire than ever deal with them again now.

    From the owner: Structural Steel Fabrication and Erection; Certified…read moreWelding; Crane Service; Ornamental Iron Fences and Gates; Steel Stairs and Rails. Established in 1940, White's Steel can assist you with all of your structural steel and ornamental iron projects - from remodels and tenant improvements to new homes, multi-story commercial buildings, schools, and even stadiums. We are California licensed for Structural Steel (C51) and Ornamental Metals (C23), and certified by the City of Los Angeles as an approved fabricator. We have our own installation crews and certified welders and operate our own cranes. Emergency crane service is also available. We serve the Coachella Valley and Southern California including Imperial, San Diego, Riverside, Orange, San Bernardino, Los Angeles Counties and beyond.

    Colmac Energy

    Colmac Energy

    (1 review)

    The key ingredients of success for Colmac Energy Inc., operator of a 47 megawatt (MW) net…read morebiomass-fueled facility in the Coachella Valley of Riverside County, Calif., are the constant supply of quality landfill-diverted wood waste and the highest quality processing equipment. The plant, which has been in continuous operation since 1992, consumes approximately 325,000 tons per year of wood waste, landscape and right-of-way tree trimmings, broken pallets and used boxes. The company will accept construction waste, but no treated wood or painted materials. About 12 percent of the plant's fuel (40,000 tons per year) consists of locally collected agricultural residues that would otherwise have been disposed of by burning in open fields. And because of Colmac's plant, Riverside and San Bernardino counties are able to meet their state mandated recycling standard (AB939). Unlike companies that convert trash into power, Colmac processes only biomass material. Sixty to 80 trucks arrive at the facility each day coming in from a 200- to 250-mile radius, from east of Phoenix to south of Los Angeles. The trucks discharge up to 25 tons of biomass every five minutes. Upon arrival, the biomass material passes through separators that take out any ferrous materials, after which it is deposited into the first holding cell of a two-cell system. From that holding cell, it is transferred to an operating cell, from which it is broken down by grinding equipment prior to being fed into the boilers. No biomass fuel stays on site for more that 30 days at a time. Though Colmac takes care to make sure that the biomass provided by its suppliers is of high quality and is cut into small pieces so as to limit stress on the material handling machinery, the internal biomass feed system still sees considerable wear. "Biomass is among the hardest fuel sources on equipment," says Graeme Donaldson, Colmac's vice president and plant operations manager. Critical path transfer components must be selected and maintained with care to avoid failures that can shut down the whole line. In this area, maintaining close working relationships with equipment suppliers pays off. The Colmac site has been using screws and valves supplied by Precision Machine and Manufacturing Inc. of Eugene, Ore., since the current generating plant came on line in 1992. The plant now employs two sets of 12 metering bin screws (that feed the boilers), two sets of transfer screws, and two rotary valves per boiler, all provided by Precision Machine. Donaldson regularly consults with the company on things that Precision Machine can do to improve the reliability of the plant. "Precision Machine's valves last longer because they are built to tighter tolerances and the metallurgy has been designed to match the chemistry of our fuel," says Donaldson, who is an ex-marine materials engineer.

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