©2003 Quality
Engineering
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Verizon
Wireless Mobile Switching Centers:
Charleston, SC • Charlotte, NC • Columbia,
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Greensboro, NC • Greenville, SC • Raleigh, NC
Television
Broadcast Studios:
WCSC Charleston Channel 5, SC • WCCB Charlotte Channel
18, NC
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At WCSC, QE designed the technical area floor plans
and worked with the client to do full motion 3-D models to help
with design decisions. We also designed & installed the Audio/Video
systems using fully integrated VidCAD design systems.
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New Studio Installation in Existing Facility |
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Designing a full new Master Control & Production
facility in WCCB's existing, height restricted basement, QE met
the customers needs with no interruptions to existing operations
upstairs.
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Dielectric
Transmission Line Layout:
World Trade Center, NY • Mt. Sutro, CA • WBZ
Boston, MA
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New Transmission Line Layout |
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Quality Engineering created complex 3-dimensional
models of the existing conditions in order to integrate new transmission
lines with very little to no impact on existing facilities.
Utilizing 3-dimensional modeling enabled us to specify line lengths
and part numbers prior to installation, lowering installation costs
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Transmitter
Facilities:
Various Locations Throughout the United States
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New Construction |
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Quality Engineering provided full turnkey design,
engineering and project management for American Tower's new 6300
sq.ft. transmitter facility at Elgin, South Carolina all within
the clients budget and time requirements. The building was designed
to accommodate three large television transmitting stations and
one local area cellular or two way radio transmitting station.
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Up fit/Expansion |
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Releasing the client from burdensome project management
tasks, QE provided services including RF transmitter design &
installation, transmitter cooling design & installation, HVAC
design and AC service upgrades.
Each project had it's own specific design hurtles, with the primary
hurtle being a lack of space. In all cases, we were able to install
the new transmitter into the existing facility without expanding
the building.
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