
Loading Dock Roll-Up Door Structural Design
A manufacturing facility needed to improve access and functionality within its loading dock area by adding a new roll-up door opening to an existing CMU wall. Because the modification involved

A manufacturing facility needed to improve access and functionality within its loading dock area by adding a new roll-up door opening to an existing CMU wall. Because the modification involved

A Memphis facility identified an opportunity to reconfigure Line 2 to address ongoing scrap and reliability issues while improving access for maintenance and sanitation. The existing process included outdated equipment

A facility required an engineering evaluation of an existing tank roof after limited inspection and thickness testing raised questions about whether the structure could safely support personnel during routine maintenance

A facility in Sioux City, Iowa required additional engineering support during a cyclone system upgrade. As an extension of a previous project, Chief Engineering was brought in to develop installation

A facility identified an opportunity to improve the accessibility of two existing bulk bag unloading systems by redesigning the surrounding platform structure. The existing platform configuration limited forklift access during material

As part of a facility expansion, a company planned to increase liquid nitrogen storage capacity at its Tennessee facility by installing a third liquid nitrogen (LIN) tank. To move the

A facility in Charlotte identified a critical structural concern involving the steel framework supporting its ammonia condensers. Years of exposure had resulted in severe corrosion and section loss, leaving portions

At a facility in Charlotte, the existing compressed air system had reached the end of its service life and no longer provided the capacity required to support ongoing production demands.

As part of a strategic operational upgrade, a chemical facility planned the installation of a new gravity-feed bulk solids unloading system. The project was driven by the need to improve

Project Overview During the expansion of a facility, newly installed suspended drain lines and piping systems required structural verification and seismic bracing to meet applicable building codes. While the expansion
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