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With canola storage, consistency matters
Protect your canola storage by selecting a dome. Rely on our team to construct an airtight structure that wards off water, insects, and rodents and controls temperature and air conditions inside.
Superior moisture protection: The custom PVC airform covering the dome prevents exposure to moisture. The dome’s insulated nature also prevents heating and cooling of the walls and air inside, thus preventing condensation on the walls and protecting the integrity of the product.
Temperature control: The combination of waterproof membrane, reinforced concrete shell, and continuous layer of polyurethane foam prevents extreme temperature fluctuation.
Aeration system: Domes are constructed as needed with aeration systems used to control temperature and moisture in long-term canola storage.
Food-safe features: Talk to our team about your requirements for cleanliness. From stainless-steel equipment to food-grade paint, we help our customers handle and process agricultural product using the most sterile means possible.
Grain Case Studies
Click below for details about a few of our grain projects.
Dome Technology has produced a new video highlighting its work for Barrette-Chapais in Port of Saguenay, Quebec, Canada. Click here to view. Dome Technology was contracted to build two DomeSilos, measuring 120 feet (36.5 m) in diameter and 131 feet (39.9 m) tall and each capable of storing 21,000 metric tons. Because of their geometry, […]
Bulking up on storage was a way to stay ahead of the curve for Ozinga. “It is our view that the country is in the early stages of an expansionary period, creating extra demands on our raw materials,” Ozinga President Marty Ozinga IV said. “Storage helps us manage our supply chain to ensure reliable and […]
Not all domes are hulking monoliths. Sometimes commercial domes are chosen specifically for their aesthetics, and here are a few of those projects. LaHaye Student Center Expansion, Liberty University Lynchberg, Virginia, USA Project completion: May 2014 Liberty University wanted structures with domed roofs reminiscent of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. Concrete shells 30 feet and 61 feet […]
