Industrial Duct Work, Monroe Power Plant

In 2002, Moran Iron Works designed, fabricated, insulated, and shipped 1,500 Tons of duct work for Detroit Edison’s S.C.R. (Selective Catalytic Reduction) Unit # 4 in fewer than 6 months. Moran Iron was able to meet Detroit Edison’s regulatory deadline, and complete the job under budget. We accomplished this goal by utilizing the experience of our employees. Everything from the design stage to the shipping process was coordinated to make this job run smoothly and efficiently.

SCR’s remove Nitrous Oxides (NOx) from the exhaust of the plant. Forty percent of the power used by southeast Michigan is produced at the Monroe Plant. Built in 1971, it is Detroit Edison’s largest generator. Moran Iron is fast becoming a key player in the fabrication and installation of industrial components like this. Our customers rely on our experience and capabilities to get the project done right.

Spring 2006
Moran Iron Works, Inc. is completing a second duct work fabrication project for the Monroe Power Plant. By utilizing the pathway down the High Wire Corridor, Moran Iron can ship oversized sections to the jobsite in order to cut costs and delivery times for their customers.

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