Sulfur at port in Vancouver, Canada. Sulfur pile of North Vancouver, by David Abercrombie, is used under the CC BY-SA 2.0 license. This image has been modified and is available for re-use under the same license.
Sulfur—when moisture-free is a must
Domes provide optimal moisture protection. Keep your sulfur storage dry and reduce risk of combustion with one of our domes.
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.
Explosion protection: Domes storing sulfur can be built with explosion panels in the apex that seal out moisture but are also designed to release in a deflagration event. The energy from a potential deflagration event is directed away from personnel and equipment. In addition, the dome doesn’t have roof beams or trusses that collect dust as compared to flat storages and silos, eliminating the concern of dust build-up that can contribute to a potential fire or deflagration event.
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.
Dome Technology consistently saves customers millions of dollars by drastically reducing or eliminating the need for deep foundations. Dome Technology’s expertise in geotechnical engineering and advanced finite-element analysis ensure the structural stability of the dome and its integrated ring foundation system. This foundation and reinforced-concrete dome shell provide exceptional rigidity that distributes loading uniformly over […]
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We are proud to announce that Rod South, the Dome Technology vice president of finance, has accepted a faculty position at BYU–Idaho. Beginning January 2026, Rod will fulfill a long-held goal to teach by joining the College of Business as a professor. Rod’s journey with our company spans more than two decades. Starting as a […]
