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| Just some of the equipment S.I. Goldman installed: Ferminters (silver) and a high-pressure steam boiler (blue) on a
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S.I. Goldman Company Inc.,
Comfort Systems USA, announced its completion of mechanical and plumbing work
for a biomass ethanol test facility at the University of Florida’s Institute of
Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) in Gainesville, Fla.
The
Frazier Rogers Biomass Fuel Pilot Plant will serve as a research facility for
chemical and biological processes that turn cellulosic biomass (inedible residues
of plants) into ethanol for automotive fuel. S.I. Goldman was contracted by the
University in June to act as the prime contractor for installation of specialty
piping systems. The company ran high-pressure and low-pressure steam and steam
condensate as well as de-ionized, processed, domestic water, venting and drain
piping.
Moses and
Associates Inc., with whom S.I. Goldman has partnered on other University projects
over the last seven years, was the Engineer of Record. A ribbon-cutting
ceremony with representatives from Florida Governor Charlie Crist’s office was
held in October.
S.I.
Goldman parent company Comfort Systems USA was No.13 on
PM’s
2008
Pipe Trades Giants list.
For
more information on S.I. Goldman, visit
www.sigoldmanco.com.