In the last 12 years, Logitech Engineering have been directly involved in the construction and commissioning of eight ship loading and unloading Jettys, including:
Safe egress lighting and general area lighting is critical to maintaining a safe operating plant for your employees.
Logitech Engineering use 3D LUX modeling calculations to ensure appropriate selection and sizing of light fixtures and
support structures. We design and install swivel poles, and winch access mechanism for light poles and towers.
In several recent projects, our lighting designs have been enhanced to include WiFi and Bluetooth communications to control brightness
and colour to reduce energy consumption and glare, while also providing wireless communicatons to remote equipment and field operators.
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3D Modelling
Modelling electrical systems and cable layouts using 3D programs such as
SolidWorks ensures that equipment access and support brackets are optimized, and that
the capacity of the cable support systems are adequate for the application and future needs.
Logitech Engineering use a combination of 3D modelling and power management programs such as
PowerCAD to verify protection settings and ensure correctly sized hardware and accurate cable lengths.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) provides the backbone for virtually all projects these days because software packages like BIM-360 provide a clearer picture of what is
happening in real-time, including the electrical systems.
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Logitech Engineering's largest design team is the Automation and Controls Group (Logitech Controls). With expertise in virtually every brand of PLC / SCADA / DCS control system on the market. Logitech have programmed and commissioned thousands of systems across Australia, South East Asia and Europe - ranging from small packaged equipment with just a few I/O points to full scale distributed control systems exceeding ten thousand I/O points.
Logitech Engineering have partnerships with Schneider, Allen Bradley, Siemens, Honeywell, Yokogawa and Citect - for design,
programming and system integration. Logitech have created a comprehensive library of graphics and logic blocks to reduce programming time and
eliminate errors by using pre-tested logic blocks.
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In 2011, Logitech Engineering commissioned the only DC Arc furnace in the world that is connected to Gas Turbines which are not connected to the power grid. This is significant since the DC Arc requires 18MW of instantaneous power to create the Arc, and also dumps this power instantly whenever the Arc is lost. We designed and commissioned a large 11kV / 2.4MW load bank and a very large reactor and capacitor bank to create a system that worked reliably, without tripping the Gas Turbines.
This 38 megawatt stand-alone gas-fired power station was built specifically for the Windimurra Vanadium Mine located near Mount Magnet in Western Australia.
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Thermal Oxidisers
In 2020, Logitech Engineering assisted Gasco to design and construct a new Thermal Oxidiser for the Queensland Alumina Refinery (QAL) in Gladstone. The purpose of the Oxidiser is to destroy all odours, hydrogen gas and volatile components which are released from the Bayer process, which are burned at over 900 degrees. This AGA certified Class B appliance has a design life of 30 years, and requires only a 3-day shutdown each year to maintain.
An enhanced liquid injection system was added to the oxidiser using compressed air to atomise the liquid. This air flow also keeps the lance cool to prevent damage to the burner tip,
and to prevent blockages occuring inside the injection assembly.
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Enclosed Belt Systems (EBS) use a 'tear drop' shaped enclosed pouch which ensures 'dust free' conveying of raw materials. From 2019 to 2022, Logitech Engineering assisted Premron CHS to build, commission and certify a new enclosed underground coal conveyor system in Central Queensland.
The Premron CHS Conveyor is supported by a trolley system mounted on a monorail attached to the ceiling of the underground passage. Each trolley is approximately 3m long and is linked via a hitch and fitted to the monorail beam via girder trolleys. The trolley system allows the enclosed conveyor to automatically tram behind the Continuous Miner using the mono-rail, but can also negotiate tight radius corners to move out of the way of the Continuous Miner when required.
The conveyor's narrow width does not impede ventilation through the tunnel, and service vehicles can pass along the side of the conveyor to access the Continuous Miner.
Power and services, including the ventilation duct, can be run along the monorail independent of the Premron CHS, or attached directly to the trolley system,
which keeps all service pipes and cables safely off the ground.
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In 2015, Logitech Engineering joined forces with
Prizm Engineering and
Zinfra to design and commission Queenslands
newest Biogas energy recovery systems in Rockhampton and Brisbane for
Teys Australia. These large scale units
convert abattoir discharge effluent from the Teys meat works to generate methane for boiler feed gas. The biogas
is burned to create steam for the plant, while the cleaned and phosphate reduced water is safely discharged to the river.
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Logitech Engineering can design, fabricate and commission almost any piping packages to suit your application, with recent packages including:
No application is too big or too small. We have a team of Electrical, Mechanical & Piping Engineers available for consultation or on-site support.
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Modular Packaged Substations (MPS) save considerable time and cost compared to on-site fabrication. Fully tested Motor Control Centers (MCCs),
and Control and Distribution Centers (CDCs) can be fabricated quickly and fully factory tested before delivery to site.
Pre-installed cable raceway sections and drop-boxes attached to the substation support frame also save time on site, and ensure cable
routes and bending radius issues are dealt with before cables are pulled.
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Helmet Cameras
Travel restrictions due to Covid-19 is making commissioning and factory testing more difficult, so Logitech Engineering are now using high resolution Helmet Cameras to stream live data to clients and vendors. In July 2020, Logitech successfully completed the Factory Test and Commissioning of a new Thermal Oxidiser at Queensland Alumina which was manufactured in Victoria and commissioned in Gladstone QLD.
Hands-free operation (100% voice activated) even in very noisy environments up to 105dB, with no loss of signal strength or performance.
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