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Titanium—sizing up storage options
Storing titanium is a weighty matter, and designing the proper storage system is critical to the overall success and economy of a project. A dome is the perfect storage system.
More storage, smaller footprint: With domes, customers can store more product in a smaller footprint, stacking it deeper and taking up less valuable property at the site than compared to a flat storage. And compared to a concrete silo, the dome allows you to store more titanium in the same footprint and height due to the fact that product can be stored inside the entire dome structure.
Firm foundations: No matter how heavy your load, Dome Technology can customize a foundation system to support it. Based on geotechnical analysis and an understanding of your product, our team provides innovative foundation options for an overall economical system.
Access options: Dome Technology continues to innovate the application of cost-effective, competitive reclaim systems. By partnering with reclaim manufacturers, our team has the resources and technology know-how to build the dome and get the product in and out.
For companies eager to work hand-in-hand with a partner who knows the industry, knows the vendors, and knows a good price, look no further than Dome Technology.
Agricultural-product provider Gavilon hired Dome Technology to repair and recoat four existing concrete silos storing corn and soybeans in Creston, Iowa, guaranteeing 10 more years of exterior life. The silos, built in 1978, were deteriorating, particularly two that had been spalling for three years, said Gavilon superintendent Britt Boozer. Another company worked on interior upgrades […]
Dome Technology is building a fifth dome for biomass manufacturer Enviva, this time at the Port of Pascagoula on the Gulf of Mexico in Mississippi, USA. The dome will store 45,000 metric tons of sustainably sourced wood pellets and stands 157 feet tall and 175 feet in diameter. Pellets will be delivered to the site […]
