Using natural gas to fight death valley heat

Using natural gas to fight death valley heat

Using natural gas to fight death valley heat

  • The challenge

    When Xanterra Parks and Resorts needed to apply epoxy

  • The impact

    Zero time and materials lost in harsh weather conditions

  • The solution

    Aggreko supplied chillers and natural gas generators to cool the interior

Client:Xanterra Parks and Resorts

Location:Death Valley National Park

Sectors:Construction

The Challenge

Cool a remotely located hotel during expansion

When Xanterra Parks and Resorts needed to apply epoxy at 26.6°C in a 37.7°C kitchen, they knew they had a problem.

Combine this with a remote location, extreme heat, and a lack of consistent power, and they found themselves in a sticky situation.

If they couldn’t do it, productivity levels would suffer and their planned expansion would come grinding to a halt.

They reached out to Aggreko to come up with a quick solution that would see the expansion continue without a hitch.

15-20 Savings on total operating costs
26.6 °CThe temperature needed to successfully apply epoxy
800 kWOf natural gas generators was used to power the site

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The Solution

Chillers & natural gas benefits

Aggreko installed two 300kW and a 200kW gensets for a year. We also supplied 300kW of natural gas for the hotel and 200kW for the warehouse.

We brought in an air handler, chiller, and generator to work in tandem to cool the interior to the required temperature.

Getting the right equipment online quickly and ensuring full business operation is essential for the construction industry. Delivering under pressure is what we do best

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