JAMAR COMPANY IS CURRENTLY INSTALLING THE LATEST STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGY AT THE PRESQUE ISLE POWER PLANT

Current Project Status - 11/28/2005

The project is in the final stages of completion. Jamar has turned the ductwork over to the owner so they can run flue gasses through the system for testing. The subcontractors are also finishing their work. Jamar will be off the site sometime early December, 2005.

Current Project Status - 10/18/2005

Setting Unit 9 Return Ductwork All ductwork will be set in place by October 23'rd so that the tie-ins can be secured. By October 29'th the ductwork will be gas tight so testing of the unit can begin. Fall weather is now becoming a factor. The Jamar crew is working longer hours in order to stay on schedule. They have started working 10 hour days, 5 days a week. They have also worked the past three Saturdays with the boilermaker craft.

Current Project Status - 9/13/2005

Setting the Ash Silo The project is now at about 60% complete with an anticipated schedule to run flue gas through the ductwork and baghouse by October 29'th. The picture to the right shows the setting of the fly ash silo. Jamar field staff erected the silo and are setting it up on the structural support steel. Below you see the Jamar crew moving the 110,000 pound section of ductwork from the fabrication yard to the erection site with the crane. You also see the Jamar crew setting the 110,000 pound section of ductwork on its supports. Click here to read the full headline.

Moving the Big Duct Inserting the Big Duct

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