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Ozinga’s South Chicago terminal benefits from DomeSilo, versatile storage and conveyance
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 ...
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Aesthetics, please: A few of our best-looking commercial domes
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, ...
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Booming construction means many projects & a growing team
In April 2021 Dome Technology had 17 active projects with several more about to go under contract. In response, the company has been working through a hiring blitz to acquire ...
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Coal storage and handling: Three key considerations
When planning or improving a coal storage and handling facility, it’s important to consider first things first. Domes are an ideal option for storage since the apex can easily support ...
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Dome Technology featured on The Crude Life podcast
On April 28 The Crude Life podcast featured Dome Technology Vice President of Operations Dan South—listen here (the interview starts at about the 44-minute mark). South explains dome construction and ...
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Two novel features for wood-pellet storage
Many wood-pellet companies are reaping the benefits of two innovative Dome Technology features: the filling tube and round explosion panels. Filling tube Wood-pellet companies working with Dome Technology have the ...
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What to do with an aging dome exterior
As decades pass, the need for larger-scale dome repair work may become more likely. Speedy repairs are a must to protect the concrete dome structure and the material it stores. ...
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Dome Technology completes full terminal upgrade for Ozinga
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 ...
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Dome Technology commitments to safety and quality defined
At Dome Technology safety is of utmost importance. Employees in the field are OSHA and MSHA trained and receive site-specific training, but even those in the office are expected to ...