Thomas Hill Energy Center Environmental Upgrade


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The Thomas Hill Energy Center is comprised of three electrical generating units, built from 1966 to 1982 and totaling 1,153 megawatts, and a coal mine that is actively being reclaimed. To remain “green”, the owner is making the necessary investment for an environmental upgrade to the center. Aristeo Construction teamed with the designer and construction manager, Burns & McDonnell, for the Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Program at the existing power plant.


Project Highlights

  • 2 foundations for 2 SCR foundations
  • Foundations for diesel fuel containment and ammonia storage area
  • 2,400 anchor bolts
  • SCR foundation including deep drilled shafts 80 FT deep and 6 FT in diameter

Project Name

Thomas Hill Energy Center Environmental Upgrade
Clifton Hill, Missouri
  

Owner

American Electric Cooperative Inc.
P.O. Box 754
Springfield, MO 65801 

 

Construction Manager

Burns & McDonnell
9400 Ward Parkway
Kansas City, MO 64114
 

Project Value

$3,800,000

 

Delivery Method

Self Perform Concrete/Civil Services

 

Year Completed

2007

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