4.4MVA DIESEL GENERATOR INSTALLATION WITH KEYSOURSE & A PORTSMOUTH DATA CENTRE
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4.4MVA DIESEL GENERATOR INSTALLATION WITH KEYSOURSE & A PORTSMOUTH DATA CENTRE
THE CLIENT
Keysource are a global data centre & critical environment specialist, providing a range of services to support the full data centre and critical environment lifecycle from initial consultation, through to implementation and ongoing operational management. Keysource were engaged by a leading Hampshire Data Centre to provide pre-construction services for the first floor data centre construction at its site. A large part of this service was to design and deliver a back-up power solution to meet the additional power load of the new-build project once complete, which is where WB Power were able to consult and deliver a bespoke solution.
GENERATOR INSTALLATION
Installation of 2 x T2200kVA Kohler-SDMO generating sets
GENERATOR REMOVAL
Incumbent generator was removed by WB Power and also purchased, saving the client removal hassle and also money
PLANT ROOM INSTALLATION
Installed in an existing plant room with restricted space
OVERVIEW
Having been engaged to provide pre-construction services for the first floor data centre construction. Keysource approached WBPS to scope, design, install and commission a new back-up power solution to meet the additional power load of the new-build project once complete.
PROJECT BRIEF
The first stage of the project involved the cranage installation of 2 x 2200kVA Kohler-SDMO prime rated generating sets, installed alongside two incumbent generators. Due to spacing restrictions within the plant room, a bespoke framing solution was also designed. The generators were connected into the existing fuel tank arrangement, and new control systems were modified to ensure compatibility with the existing sync systems.
SOLUTION & RESULT
Following project scope, design and sign-off, the first milestone was to deliver and place the two T2200kVA Kohler-SDMO generators. Utilising a third party cranage company, the two generating sets were craned into an adjacent position and then skated in. Due to severe space limitations, the silencers built for the generator couldn’t be hung from the ceiling in a traditional style. As an alternative solution, a bespoke silencer support frame was constructed.
The generators were installed complete with plant room acoustic equipment, alongside two incumbent Caterpillar generators. They were then connected into the existing 10,000 litre fuel tank arrangement. The newly installed ComAp synchronising controllers were then modified to ensure compatibility with existing synchronising systems.
All new infrastructure was delivered and installed by the WBPS Logistics and Project teams within predefined time frames and budgets. This was one of our more challenging and demanding diesel generator installation projects
